function of the lymphatic system. Identify risk factors affecting the normal drainage of the lymphatic system. Discuss diseases or procedures that could predispose a patient to lymphedema. Explain assessment of a patient with lymphedema. Describe nursing interventions to promote lymphatic drainage for a patient with lymphedema. Neck, Face and Jaw Massage and Lymph Drainage Workshop is a super vital video workshop to really practice and learn with consistency. The Lymphatic system is the sewer system inside the body, and is the master filter of the body. The Lymphatic system is much bigger and effective at cleaning the body that the blood. Manual Lymph Drainage for the Right Upper Body The goal is to improve your lymph flow. When you lightly stretch the skin, you move the lymph fluid through the vessels under the skin. • Stroke with a slow rhythm. • Strokes should be light. • The skin should not turn red after working on the area. • These exercises will take about 20 minutes. Before beginning cupping, I would wake every morning with extreme swelling that would not dissipate throughout the day, even after having had a therapist provide manual lymphatic drainage, using compression sleeves or using the recirculating compression pump. I was overjoyed to have such great success in such a short period of time. Participants will receive, upon successful completion (have passed the written and practical final exams), a certificate of completion confirming their status as a Lymphedema Therapist certified in Manual Lymph Drainage (Vodder Technique)/Complete Decongestive Therapy. Manual Lymphatic Drainage [MLD] is an unique, gentle type of skin massage technique that promotes lymph to drain out of a limb into an area that drains normally. It is mainly used for lymphoedema. It involves use of special 'call up' (or enticing) and 'reabsorption' movements which reflet how lymph Manual Lymph Drainage Certification (Vodder Technique) This certification course is a care