Back
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Head Massage
Silver
Daisies Holistic Healing
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| Practitioner: |
Amy
Lawrenson |
| Practises
in: |
Merseyside,
Cheshire, Manchester, Wirral, Lancashire &
West Yorkshire. |
| Therapies
Offered: |
Reiki
Animal Healing
Indian Head Massage
Hypnotherapy |
| On-Site/Home
Visits |
Yes |
| Qualifications
& Memberships: |
Reiki Master/Teacher; Animal Healing; Indian
Head Massage; Hyp/Dip. |
| Mobile
No: |
07889
069545 |
| Email
Address: |
amyATsilverdaisychain.co.uk |
| Website: |
www.silverdaisychain.co.uk |
| Practice
Address: |
Silver
Daisies Holistic Healing
103 Hoghton Road
St Helens
Merseyside
WA9 3HX |
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| Offering
holistic therapies for people and animals.
Also offering Hypnotherapy
for stress relief, addiction therapy,
regression etc.
Silver Daisies has been featured in a number
of press articles of late... in particular
for the healing work carried out with
animals.
I am passionate about the treatments
I offer and am committed to providing
a high quality, in-depth and
caring service to all my clients.
Please contact me for more
information and an informal chat.
Amy x
Also offering 'Spiritual pamper
parties..' a girl's night in with a
difference... please see my website/
contact me for more information. |
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ABOUT INDIAN HEAD MASSAGE...
Also known as 'Champissage', INDIAN HEAD MASSAGE is
one of the most popular complementary therapies available today.
As it does not require the use of oils, or the need to
undress or lie down, it can be received almost anywhere and is
very beneficial for stress related conditions, sinus problems,
tension headaches, eye strain etc.
This deeply relaxing therapy is based on ancient Ayurvedic healing
practices, as used in India for thousands of years. The current
form of the therapy was brought to the west in the 1970s by Nerandra
Mehta, a therapist from India who has been blind since birth.
As he grew up without sight, he developed great sensitivity of
touch in his hands, which led him to develop the present form
of Indian Head Massage.
Whilst sitting in a chair, the upper back, shoulders, arms, neck,
head and face are all massaged gently and rhythmically by the
therapist, until any stress and pressure are dissolved, leaving
the recipient feeling wonderfully relaxed and refreshed.
An Indian Head Massage can be particularly useful before an important
interview or exam, or any situation where you might need to feel
relaxed and 'clear headed' to perform at your best. This type
of massage also has other benefits such as aiding a restful night's
sleep and helping to promote hair growth.
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