Indian Head Massage
Indian Head Massage known as “ Champi ” has been practiced for many centuries as part of the family health care. Indian mothers would massage their babies’ hair, head neck and shoulders to stimulate growth and relaxation.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?

Indian head massage goes beyond the purely aesthetic and superficial. It stimulates nerve function, improves relaxation, creates calmness and emotional well-being by getting to the root causes of the problem. Concentration and alertness are optimized.
Other benefits include: Removal of tension headaches, eye-strain, ear problems, neck and shoulder stiffness, sinusitis, scalp tension and mental fatigue. Chakra Balancing for removal of toxic energy and tonification. It also addresses muscular tension of the neck, and shoulders.

PURPOSE OF WORKSHOP

- Explanation of the Ayurvedic understanding of the life force Prana, meditation and the philosophy behind Ayurvedic massage
- How to evaluate, analyze and treat the client as an individual
- The three different types of massage suited for each individual
- An explanation of functions of and locations of the marmas (pressure points)
- Location and explanation of the nadi (meridian system)
- Discussion of the choice of appropriate essential oils , herbs and their energetic qualities for each individual client
- How to apply the three principal strokes, satvic, rajastic and tamassic
- How to perform Chakra balancing

WHAT ELSE CAN I EXPECT?

This is mainly a hands-on course. We will practice the three principal strokes and techniques, which include a form of acupressure (Sattva, Raja, Tamas), apply oils and get a great revitalizing and relaxing treatment.

Bring a hand towel, suggested oils ( Rosemary, Sandalwood, Lavender, Peppermint, Frankincense, Patchouli and blends, etc ) and an open mind! It is not absolutely necessary to bring the oils because the instructor will bring his own.
$50.00

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