Complementary Therapies

INDIAN HEAD MASSAGE

Head massage has played a pivotal role in Indian life and was featured in early Ayurvedic texts that date back nearly 4,000 years. It is now revered as a therapy of the future one that can help clients effectively battle the rigors of modern living. Spas around the world have begun to offer Indian head massage - and therapists in private practice are learning how easy and rewarding this technique can be.

What is Indian Head Massage used for?

Indian Head massage may bring about:

General feeling of wellbeing, calmness and relaxation

Dispersal of toxins from tense, knotted muscles

Stimulation and improvement of circulatory and lymphatic systems

Improvement of joint mobility

Higher levels of alertness and concentration

It may also help relieve or alleviate:

Tension headaches

Eyestrain / eye problems

Tinnitus and other ear problems

Insomnia

Neck and shoulder stiffness

Sinusitis and congestion

Hair loss/thinning

Scalp tension

Mental tiredness/anxiety/stress

How does Indian Head Massage work?

The treatments involves massage, shiatsu and acupressure techniques on upper back, shoulders, arms/hands, neck, scalp and face. This relaxes tense areas but, at the same time, helps to rebalance the energy, clearing any areas of negativity.

What a typical Session entails?

The client remains fully clothed whilst the treatment is performed and just takes advantage of a little "time to themselves". The treatment lasts for about 60 minutes and the effect is very relaxing and rejuvenating and produce clearer thinking.

How much does it cost?

The fee for an hour is £45, but the treatment can be tailored to suit your requirements.


Are there any side effects?

There are no side effects with Indian Head massage other than the 'feel good' factor afterwards!


Diane Crowley
Complementary Therapies
@ Andrew McCoig Pharmacy
367 Brighton Road, South Croydon CR2 6ES
Tel: 0208 649 9664

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