Indian Head Massage

[?Ridiculous~ Angel?]

"The Washington DC Centre of Indian Champissage
presents the ORIGINAL Indian Head Massage Training Course."

Anyone have experience with this, receiving or training??

 

[ChivaChiva]

It is traditionally practiced by women in India as it stimulates healthy shiney hair. It is a very stimulating massage. It consists of several different strokes to the scalp, hair pulling and twisting, a bit of neck work and upper trap (shoulder) work and the deltoids. Also some chakra work through visualization and sound. I was introduced to it through a DVD by a blind Indian man, Mehta, he is an expert. http://www.indianchampissage.com/PDFs/The%20Express%20Article.pdf
In practical application, at the spa I was employed at, it made a great 1/2 hour treatment for people who wanted to try something different and liked the idea of a head massage.
I can't imagine a class being longer than 1 day and that would include lots of practice. You could buy his DVD and learn just as well for less money than a class. If DVD learning works for you.
Have fun!!

 

[Tinky Winky]

You could buy his DVD and learn just as well for less money than a class. If DVD learning works for you.

I've looked online and can't find his DVD. I can find a book, but no DVD. I have an Indian Head Massage dvd but it's not a very good one. Do you know where it can be purchased from?

thanks,
Angie

 

[Pompal 09.]

The class offered around here in September is a whole weekend. For sure 2 days, maybe three! What the heck would be covered??? POssibly there is more to it, I will read more of the website.

 

[Cole]

This is his site. http://www.indianchampissage.com/ dvd is listed under products in british pounds, he is in England. Amazon has his book http://www.amazon.com/Indian-Head-Massage-Narendra-Mehta/dp/0722539401
I remember checking it out from my public library a few years ago. That may be a good place to start.

 

[Cannoli]

Here's the link to the products page: http://www.indianchampissage.com/products.htm