Indian Head Massage
A Brief History
Massage has always played an important part in Indian life. It features in the earliest Ayurvedic texts, which date back nearly 4000 years. It developed in the Himalayan region of India by Indian holy men who were scientists and experts in their field of herbal medicine.
In India, massage has always been an important part of Ayurvedic medicine. It is thought to directly benefit all body systems, stimulating them to work more efficiently. It also calms and relaxes the mind and releases tension and emotions in the body that can lead to pain and disease.
Massage is part of daily life in India. babies are massaged daily for the first three years and from the age of 6 they are deemed old enough to give massage. Massage occurs across the generations in India as an integral part of daily life.
How does it work?
The treatment involves massage, Shiatsu and acupressure techniques on upper back, shoulders, neck, back scalp and face. This relaxes tense areas, but at the same time, helps to balance the energy, clearing any areas of negativity.
What can it be used for?
General feeling of calmness, wellbeing and relaxation
Dispersal of toxins from tense muscles
Stimulation and improvement of circulatory and lymphatic systems
Improvement of joint mobility
Higher levels of alertness and concentration
Clients have reported that it also may help relieve or alleviate:
tension headaches
eyestrain/eye problems
ear problems
sleep disorders
neck and shoulder stiffness
sinusitis and congestion
scalp tension
mental health issues
symptoms of stress
£40 per treatment
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