Wednesday, 29 May 2013

ABOUT ME



Awanis Musa has almost 20 years of working experience and she has extensive exposure in managing the project management office, secretarial duties, office administration, sales and marketing functions, printing, advertising, media, retail and food distribution.


She has outstanding skills in customer service, displays excellent interpersonal skills, influential and able to work well with others in both management and supervisory roles.  She is goal oriented and able to handle multiple tasks simultaneously.  She has the ability to adapt quickly to new IT technologies with excellent IT skills.


After she came back from Manila, Philippines last June 2011, she joined few courses and lectures on wellness therapies in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) under Institute of Bioproduct Development (IBD).  She is the founder of Tita Wanis Womens’ Wellness since October 2011.


Currently, she is the person-in-charge for the overall spa operations which includes budgets and outcomes, growing new business opportunities, developing the market and overseeing the human resource department.



She has been selected to be part of the expert panel in developing the National Occupational Skills Standard (NOSS) for Jabatan Pembangunan Kemahiran (JPK) in the Beauty Therapy discipline for Level 4 and Level 5.



Currently, she is collaborating with few NGOs to propose educational trips to Singapore, Thailand, Netherlands and the United States to create awareness and to promote the education on Malay Postnatal Therapeutic Treatment.

Tuesday, 28 May 2013

ABOUT THIS BLOG



This blog is to be treated as a platform for sharing information and knowledge especially on maternity, mothercare, spa, health and wellness which is relevant to the health, wellness and medical industry.

This blog is also dedicated to my Postnatal Group – be it the Consultant, Expert, Practitioner, Confinement / Postnatal Therapist and interested individuals.

Should you have any enquiries, kindly forward it to my email i.e. awanis.musa@gmail.com

Thank you.

Monday, 27 May 2013

WHEN EAST MEETS WEST ...

WHAT IS IN THE ASMARADANA MASSAGE?

TRADITIONAL MALAY MASSAGE

The art of traditional Malay massage is passed on from generation to generation.

The techniques in traditional "urut" (massage) combines of stretching, stepping, long kneading strokes and pressure applied to every part of the body, head, face, abdomen, body to the toes of the feet.

These techniques aims to improve blood circulation, detoxify and distress the body, leaving the body feeling relaxed, stress-free and "lighter".


SWEDISH MASSAGE

The techniques includes "effluerage" or stroking, "petrisage" or pressing, squeezing and "tapotement" or striking.

Swedish Massage is based on techniques developed by Per Henrik Ling (1776 - 1839), a physiologist and a fencing master.


SHIATSU
(Kanji: 指圧 Hiragana: しあつ) is Japanese for "finger pressure", consisting of finger and palm pressure, stretches and other massage techniques. It is a technique similar to that used in acupuncture but without needles and with extra movement involved.


So, I called it Asmaradana Massage or (Passionate Love eh?is it?) simply because of one of the massage steps is using soft strokes and circling it into love shapes on the clients' body.

Try it, and your partner will love it :)