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Indian Head Massage
What is Indian Head Massage?
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Indian Head Massage is a simple and deeply
relaxing therapy that is very effective in
combating the pressures and stress of modern
living. Indian Head Massage involves massage
to the upper back, shoulders, arms, neck,
scalp and face. Treatment can either be
relaxing or energising, to meet your
particular needs. You will remain fully
clothed and be seated comfortably in a
chair. There is also the option to have the
treatment carried out using blended oils, in
which case you would be provided with a
towel to wrap around your upper body. |
What are the benefits?
Although
an
Indian Head Massage
involves only
the upper part of the body, the potential benefits
are widespread. The treatment has many physiological
and psychological benefits, and many recipients
of Indian head massage comment on the fact that they
feel as if their whole body is balanced after
treatment.
Indian Head Massage
is especially good for
reducing stress, tension, fatigue, eye strain,
insomnia, headaches, migraine and sinusitis.
Clients report that the experience is deeply calming
and relaxing, leaving them feeling energised and
revitalised and better able to concentrate.
Additionally, Indian Head Massage can help promote
healthy hair growth and improve the condition of the
scalp.
Possible effects you may
experience are:
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Relaxes tense muscles
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Calms the mind
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Improves concentration
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Improves energy levels
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Improves blood circulation
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Improves lymph circulation
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Cleanses and detoxifies the body
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Pain relief
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A
lifting of your mood
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Strengthens the immune system
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Leaves you with a general feeling of wellbeing
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Who
can benefit?
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Indian Head Massage is suitable for men,
women and children of all ages. It is very
suitable for pregnant ladies, particularly
as they
find the
sitting position very comfortable as opposed
to therapies where you need to lie flat.
Indian Head Massage is a safe and enjoyable
therapy, but there are a some medical conditions where it
may not be advisable to carry out treatment,
which is why a full consultation is carried
out before commencing. This also allows the
treatment to be tailored to your own needs. |
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