Inclusive Aquatic Massage Courses


At Lujano Restoration Institute, we believe in servicing each participant as an individual, recognizing their unique needs and concerns. That's why we take a personalized approach to care, tailoring our holistic health courses and continuing education for therapists to fit each participant's specific situation, including inclusive aquatic massage options.
We believe that the best healthcare outcomes come from a collaborative approach in which people are active participants in their own healing journey. That’s why we offer holistic health courses and continuing education for therapists, working closely with our participants to develop customized resource plans. We empower them with the knowledge and tools they need to apply the benefits, including techniques like inclusive aquatic massage.
While we embrace the wisdom of traditional healing practices, we also prioritize continuing education for therapists to stay up to date with the latest scientific research on holistic health. Our holistic health courses focus on integrating evidence-based practices to inform our decisions and recommendations, including techniques such as inclusive aquatic massage.

Windy and Bob founded the Lujano Restoration Institute to promote health and wellness through Windy's expertise as a massage educator and Bob's advocacy work for individuals with disabilities (https://www.boblujano.com/). With over two decades of experience, Windy has been an educator in Massage Therapy since 1998. She is licensed in Alabama as a massage therapist (#485) and a massage instructor (#I-124). As a nationally certified continuing education provider for therapists with the NCBTMB #1002630, Windy emphasizes the importance of ongoing training in the field. In addition to her qualifications, she co-owned and operated the Red Mountain Institute for the Healing Arts massage school in Birmingham, Alabama, alongside her business partners Arnold Askew and Sheila Cook. In 2008, Windy expanded her massage skills by becoming a Watsu practitioner, specializing in inclusive aquatic massage. Academic credentials include a Master's degree in Sociology and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Bob contributes through advocacy and creates essential resources focusing on holistic health courses, nutrition, and overall wellness. He is a published author, public speaker, and activist who earned his Master’s Degree in Recreation/Sports Management from the University of Tennessee. A notable athlete, Bob won a bronze medal at the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens, Greece, in wheelchair rugby, co-starred in the Academy-nominated documentary “Murderball,” and appeared on Larry King Live. Together, Windy and Bob aim to provide comprehensive health and wellness opportunities, assisting individuals in seeking sustainable change.
Enhance your massage therapy skills with our comprehensive aquatic massage courses, part of our continuing education for therapists. Levels I through III each offer 16 CEUs, equipping therapists with the ability to transform traditional massage techniques for inclusive aquatic environments. Learn the theories of water-based therapy, the Five Elements, and Ai Chi for self-care, providing a unique experience for your clients. These holistic health courses are ideal for therapists seeking to broaden their expertise and effectively integrate water therapy into their practice.
Level II is designed for the advanced treatment of the neck, shoulders, and upper extremities, incorporating holistic health courses that emphasize the techniques of Deep Tissue and Neuromuscular massage. As part of their continuing education for therapists, participants will learn how to effectively work with a specialized population or athlete, gaining valuable insights into success in the inclusive aquatic massage environment. Must have Level I to advance to Level II.
Level III focuses on advanced treatment techniques for the back and lower extremities. This level enhances massage techniques, including Deep Tissue and Neuromuscular massage, while also emphasizing the importance of continuing education for therapists. By working with specialized populations or athletes, each therapist will gain valuable knowledge on how to be successful in inclusive aquatic massage. Must have Level I to advance to Level III
Developed in 1993 by Jun Konno at the Aquadynamic Institute in Yokohama, Japan, this innovative approach combines deep diaphragmatic breathing with slow, flowing movements performed in shoulder-deep water. The technique features nineteen meditative postures designed to cultivate your own energy and facilitate change. This course serves as an essential component of continuing education for therapists, providing them with valuable tools for self-care and neurological relaxation for clients. It is also a vital part of holistic health courses that focus on inclusive aquatic massage.
Windy Lujano, LMT, NMT, is committed to furthering her skills through continuing education for therapists and exploring holistic health courses. She works alongside client Donnie Price to provide inclusive aquatic massage services.
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