Tibetan Acupressure Head Massage is a different therapy to Indian head massage. It is a  completely unique therapy which draws on the ancient wisdom and philosophies of Tibetan Ayurveda.

Tibetan acupressure head massage has been performed for around 6000 years in Tibet, India and China, and has arrived in the West relatively recently.

Tibetan medicine believes that 3 meridians/energy channels are located on the head.

Tibetan Acupressure Head Massage aims to restore harmony and balance to your mind and body through the gentle massage of the acupressure points on the head.

This therapy is performed with the client fully clothed in a reclining or lying position - which is the main difference between Tibetan Acupressure Head Massage and Indian Head Massage.  This can either be on a treatment couch or reclining chair and includes massage of the scalp, face, neck, throat, shoulders and upper arms.

Tibetan acupressure head massage is a generally perceived to be a gentler treatment than Indian head massage.  The aim of the treatment is to make a positive change in the recipient's energy system.