To train as a Indian Head Massage therapist will allow you to use a relaxing form of massage that focuses on reducing muscle tension in the neck, shoulders and scalp.
On thefitmap.co.uk, find out more about becoming an indian head massage therapist and practise what proponents claim as:
providing relief from headaches, sinusitis and eyestrain
helping promote hair growth
helping blood and lymph flow to the upper body
Whatever benefits is actually confers, it is undoubtedly one of the most relaxing and enjoyable alternative therapies available. While there is no statutory certification for an Indian head massage therapist, a Diploma course that leads to an ITEC qualification is the best route to go.
Taught over four days, a typical course will cover the following areas:
History
How it works
Effects and Benefits
Massage Movements and Techniques
Massage Techniques Explained
Structures of the Body
The Muscular System
Blood flow
The Lymphatic System
Body Mechanics
Client reactions
Contraindications
Adaptations
Aftercare Advice
Courses should be a combination of course work and supervised practice sessions. It is essential that for a hands-on skill such as this you leave a course confident in your skills and the ability to use them on clients.Latest jobs
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