Therapies

 

Scroll down to read a description of each therapy.

 

Thai Foot Massage

 

Thai foot massage involves massage of the lower legs and feet.  Promoting general well being it works on the energy lines of the body, known in Thailand as Sen lines. 

 

Aspects of reflexology are also incorporated as the massage works over reflex areas of the feet to stimulate internal organs and bring balance to the whole body.  Special techniques using a small wooden Thai massage stick are used for this purpose.

 

Thai foot massage is an integral part of traditional Thai massage and is taught by Buddhisht monks in the temples of Thailand.  A full treatment lasts about an hour and will leave you feeling refreshed and relaxed.

 

Click here for details ot the Thai Foot Massage Diploma course.

 

 

Reiki

 

Reiki is a gentle therapy which harnesses natural energy flow to restore balance to the mind, body and spirit.  The principles of Reiki mean it can be applied as an holistic therapy or simply used individually for personal development.

 

During a Reiki treatment, you will remain fully clothed and the therapist will place their hands either gently on your body or just above your body, allowing the transfer of natural healing energy.  You will usually feel deeply relaxed and may also feel warmth and tingling. 

 

A treatment generally lasts about an hour, although shorter localised treatments can also be given.  Reiki treatments can benefit many conditions and enhance other forms of treatment.

 

Click here for details of the Reiki First Degree course or here for the Reiki Second Degree course

 

 

Thermal Auricular Therapy

 

Thermal Auricular Therapy (also known as ear candling) is a natural therapy which can help conditions related to the head, ears, nose and throat such as sinusitis, congestion from colds and flu, headaches, excessive or compacted ear wax and glue ear.

 

When receiving a treatment, you will usually feel deeply relaxed and afterwards most people report feeling 'clear headed'.

 

A treatment often includes a massage of the head and face to enhance the benefits and lasts about 45 minutes.

 

Click here for details of the Thermal Auricular Therapy diploma course

 

 

 

Indian Face Massage

  

This facial massage includes ancient Indian Ayurvedic techniques and acupressure points to free and lift restricted facial muscles and tissue.

 

Indian Face Massage will not only soothe away tension and stress which shows in the face but also leaves you feeling calm and  relaxed, with a sense of wellbeing. 

 

Headaches and other stress related symptoms can be helped with Indian Face Massage as the techniques also work to balance the subtle energy flow throughout the whole body.

 

The use of oil in  this massage is optional and a treatment usually lasts about an hour.

 

Click here for details of the Indian Face Massage Diploma course.

 

 

 

Indian Head Massage

 

  

Indian head massage involves massage of the upper back, upper arms, neck, head and face and is based on traditional Ayurvedic techniques.

 

When receiving a treatment, you remain fully clothed and seated in a chair.

 

Treatment will help to release both physical and emotional tension, promoting a calm state of mind and relieving symptoms such as stiff neck and shoulders, headaches and eye strain. It can also improve hair condition and the use of oil on the scalp is optional.

 

After an Indian Head Massage you will usually feel deeply relaxed but also refreshed and revitalised.  A treatment lasts about 30 minutes.

 

Click here for details of the Indian Head Massage diploma course.