Indian Head Massage or Champissage was introduced to the West by Narendra Mehta. It is based on the Ayurvedic system of healing which has been practised in India for over a thousand years.

Indian families practise massage on each other daily to provide relaxation and healing. It is not just the head that is massaged but the upper back, neck, shoulders and upper arms and pressure points on the face are treated as well as the head.

Indian Head Massage is deeply calming and relaxing, but at the same time leaves you feeling revitalised and energised and better able to concentrate. Following a treatment some clients experience aching muscles an increased desire to urinate (as the body eliminates toxins and waste materials), tiredness, headache or slight dizziness. All of these are normal reactions and should not last for more than a few hours. After these initial side effects people generally experience an increase in energy, alertness and wellbeing. Many do not experience any adverse reactions at all.

Benefits of Indian Head Massage

• Increases Joint Mobility and Flexibility in the Neck & Shoulders
• Improves Blood Circulation and Lymphatic Flow
• Reduces the effects of Stress
• Reduces Muscular Tension
• Relaxes the Connective Tissues
• Aids in the Elimination of Toxins

When would Indian Head Massage be beneficial?

Conditions that Indian Head Massage are particularly helpful for include:

• Insomnia
• Sinusitis
• Migraines and headaches
• Eye strain
• Fatigue
• Stress & tension

When might an Indian Head Massage Treatment be Restricted or Avoided?

• If you have a fever, diarrhoea and vomiting, are under the influence of alcohol or recreational drugs or are suffering from a contagious or infectious disease.
• If you have head lice, conjunctivitis, skin diseases, recent fracture, vertigo, Bells Palsy, psoriasis, frozen shoulder, sycosis barbae (or Barber's Itch), cervical spondylitis, migraine (i.e. during an attack), tinnitus, localised inflammation or swelling or undiagnosed lumps and bumps.

Other conditions which may be treated with GP or specialist advice include:

• Osteoporosis, whiplash, epilepsy, diabetes, asthma, trapped nerve, cancer, Parkinson's disease, motor neurone disease, haemophilia or cardiovascular conditions. This is not a comprehensive list. If in any doubt, call me or speak to your GP first.
• If you are already being treated by a GP, specialist or other complementary practitioner for a condition, it is recommended you speak to them first before embarking on Indian Head Massage treatment.

Length of Treatment  

                              

A short session of 10 minutes or so can be combined with other therapies, such as Reflexology, Healing or Foot Massage for a uniquely calming experience. I do not offer Indian Head Massage on its own.

Cost of Treatment

           

In combination with Reflexology, Foot Massage or Healing, the cost is £25 per hour.

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