Indian Head Massage (2days)
(50 NRRI CPD credits)

Date: Sat 23rd +Sun 24th March, 2024
Venue: The Health Hub, Loughrea, Co. Galway (parking available) www.thehealthhubloughrea.ie
Time: 10am-4pm
Cost: €250 (€100 deposit can be paid online >>here>> )
Contact: Maureen Fynes
Telephone: 086-6069179
E-mail: [email protected]

Details & More info: >>HERE>>

ABOUT THE COURSE:

MF Wellness School of Reflexology

Indian Head Massage can help with all the following and so much more!
Physically, it helps all the systems of the body - the immune nervous, respiratory, endocrine, circulation, muscular, skeletal and lymphatic. Mentally, it helps the mind to relax, transmitting a life-giving energy that assists all systems of the body to restore and renew themselves.

Hair growth - Literally, it can make your hair grow faster. Not only that, but it will promote healthier and better-looking hair also.
Helps prevent migraines, headaches and back pain - Tension in the upper back, neck and head very often leads to headaches. If this is a continual, unrelenting tension it can even lead to depression. An Indian head massage will start with the upper back, arms and shoulders helping to relax your knots and relieve tension. It will then progress to the head and neck encouraging better cerebral fluid circulation.
Detoxifies the body - The Indian head massage will improve lymphatic drainage and blood flow to the neck which helps the body to get rid of waste products.
Relieves anxiety - Massaging the head increasing the supply of oxygen to the brain and is one of the best ways to get rid of anxiety. All that oxygen makes you feel great! Just like exercise does.
Increases Energy - It's all about bringing everything back to balance. Working on the chakras during an Indian head massage goes beyond healing and restores balance to the body's energies.
Boosts memory - Having an Indian head massage is like pressing the reset button. During the massage everything slows down, tension is dissipated and your thoughts quieten right down, allowing the brain to ‘charge'.
Helps with sleeping problems - Sleeping poorly is often a side-effect of stress, therefore relieving stress and tension will allow your body to properly relax and rest.

Course facilitator and tutor:

Maureen Fynes MNRRI
Maureen is the principal of MF Wellness School of Reflexology. She has been practicing reflexology for over a decade and teaches the NRRI accredited Diploma in Reflexology and well as a number of postgraduate trainings, including, hand reflexology, child and baby reflexology, reflexology for cancer care, and reflexology for fertility, maternity and menopause reflexology. She is based in Loughrea Co Galway.