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The
roots of Indian Head Massage can be found in Ayurvedic medicine, which
is regarded as one of the oldest forms of healthcare in the world.
As the name suggests, it is Indian in origin and widely used by masseurs
and hairdressers for healing and relaxation to combat daily stress
and tension. This form of massage is one of the most popular and
non invasive therapies available at the moment.
The Malish
technique is from the Northern Punjab region of India. It
addresses the back, neck, scalp and face using a variety of massage
pressures and techniques and is one of the most relaxing types of
massages you will ever experience.
A standard treatment
is normally performed with the client sitting fully clothed and lasts
approximately 45 minutes.
Course
Introduction
This
popular method of massage is available as an intensive one-day course.
The day covers everything you need to know in order for you to safely
and professionally conduct an Indian Head Massage treatment.
As
part of the course, students will be required to give and experience the
therapy.
Refreshments
are provided and fresh water will always be available, although you are
encouraged to make your own arrangements for lunch. There are various shops and supermarkets located in the area that provide
a wide range of food, including vegetarian options. You are
requested not to have any caffeine or nicotine throughout the day.
The
course is informal and you are asked to wear comfortable clothing. You are not
required to bring anything with you since everything will be outlined in
the manual handed out on the day, however, if you wish to make additional
notes bring a pen and notepaper.
Please let us know if you have any special requirements prior to the course.
Course Outline
This
popular method of massage is available as a one-day course.
The
day consists of:
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The
History of Malish Indian Head Massage
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Ayurveda
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Chakras
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The
purpose and benefits of the treatment
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Hygiene
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Contra-indications
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Indian
Head Massage - demonstration and practice of Indian Head Massage;
after care of patients
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Insurance
and diploma
At the end of the course you will receive a fully illustrated colour
manual and, upon completion of case studies, an Indian Head Massage
certificate which will enable you to practice professionally.
The
cost of the course is £ 85
Courses
are usually kept to small groups of 2-4
people
to ensure individual attention.
Trainer: Helen
Wilkins
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