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Indian Head
Massage
Indian head
massage is an ancient art and has a long and colourful history. It is
based on a traditional system of medicine known as Ayurveda (‘life’
‘knowledge’), which has been practised in India for over three thousand
years. Ayurveda is the science of life that stresses the importance of
the holistic principle in balancing the body, mind and spirit. The
Ayurvedic approach to life is therefore recognising your true nature and
living according to your true self.
Indian head
massage not only works on the scalp, as the name suggests, but also on
the face, shoulders, upper back and arms. These are all areas where we
tend to harbour a great deal of tension, perhaps arising from poor
posture, an accumulation of emotional stress, or spending too much time
in front of a computer. The various different massage techniques can
help relax taut and uncomfortable muscles, ease stiffness, stimulate
blood circulation and drain away excess toxins, so helping to relieve
headaches, eye strain and increase joint mobility.
In the
hurly-burly of everyday activities, we often deprive ourselves of the
opportunity to be still and quiet and simply ‘be ourselves’. An Indian
head massage can provide a switch off from any spiralling worries and
hassles and centre on yourself on the ‘here and now’.
Indian head
massage does not diagnose or cure, but promotes the mental and physical
conditions necessary to foster positive good health and prevent ill
health.
Above all,
Indian head massage is an exquisitely enjoyable sensation that triggers
the release in the body of the ‘feel good’ chemicals called endorphins,
creating an almost euphoric sensation of contentment and happiness.
Call
Jo Wynn to book an
appointment - 0161 962 0814
A Indian Head
Massage Session usually takes approximately 45 minutes.
If you feel like a
little more pampering, you could choose a 30
minute Indian Head Massage session mixed 30 minutes of one of the following
treatments; Reiki, Reflexology or Back Massage, making it a very
relaxing 1 hour treatment. |