Champissage is better known as Indian head massage, an alternative medicine massage. In Champissage, the upper back, shoulders, neck, head and face are massaged. Indian head massage was brought to the West by Narendra Mehta MBE in the 1970s.
1 hour - $75.00 (After Care Package will be provided after Treatment)
What is Indian Head Massage?
Indian Head Massage, also known as Champissage, is a treatment that focuses on massaging acupressure points, along the head, neck, and shoulders often using circular massage strokes to improve hair and scalp condition.
It originates from an Indian alternative system called Ayurveda, (translated as "science of life"), whereby it is believed that the mind and are connected and thus can influence one another. Through this theory, it is understood that Indian Head Massage can not only reduce headaches and improve physical well-being, but, it can also improve mental and emotional wellness too.
Indian Head Massage is an ancient therapeutic practice that has been used in India for over 2000 years, (since around 600 B.C.), and requires no oils or equipment , making it a very accessible treatment perfect for newcomers to massage.
Helps relieve stress and anxiety
Promotes relaxation
Relaxes the neck, shoulder and back muscles
Promotes healthy hair, promotes hair growth
Release energy, clear energy blockages and balance flows
Improve circulation
Balance mind body and spirit
Can help with sleep
Can help relieve depression
Can help alleviate peripheral symptoms of dementia.
Can help with fatigue, headaches, sinusitis, eye strain, ear problems and mental clarity
Helps with lymphatic drainage
Can help with Tinnitus and Vertigo
How often should you get a Champissage Indian Head Massage?
It really depends on the reason why you are getting them. You could get them from a few times a week to once every four to six weeks. With this type of massage, your body will let you know. More information can be found here.
If you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol
If you are suffering from the flu, bronchial issues, feeling nauseated or dizzy
Have any type of recent head or neck injury
While undergoing radiation or chemotherapy
If you have low blood pressure (it could cause dizziness)
If you have moderate to severe eczema or psoriasis or have a contagious disease or infection of the scalp
Severe inflammation or severe active headache