On this blended learning course with online theory and 2 days of practical training you will learn an adaptable routine to complement your existing practice and feel confident to use your new skills. You can add the techniques to your other treatments, or offer a standalone Indian Head Massage treatment for your clients.
The course will cover:
Come and join us for this amazing course with the wonderful Lisa Tate, who has worked hard to bring this training up to date and adaptable for you to develop some amazing new skills and treatments in your practice that your clients will adore!
This course is CPD Approved by Think Tree.
Dates:
Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th October 2026
Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th July 2027Time:
10am to 5pm each day
Venue:
Exeter, Devon. UK
Fees:
Early Bird Offer - just £295 when you pay your deposit before the 3rd August 2026 (October 2026 Course) or before 17th May 2027 (July 2027 Course).
Pay £175 to secure your place and remaining balance due one month before the course start date.
Full Course fee: £345
Course fee to be paid in full if booking your place within 2 months of the start date.
Tutor:
Learning hours:
Contact time in class: 12 hours
Online Learning: 6 hours
Access to the online content for this course will be available shortly after enrollment for a total of 6 months after the course date.
Pre-requisite:
Minimum level 3 Massage qualification, with minimum level 3 Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology qualification.Â
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Indian Head Massage was brought to England in the 1970s and soon became a popular treatment. There are many variations of technique and style, but as always here at the School of Bodywork we approach the subject holistically much like the Ayurvedic system it originates from, focusing on the Marma points and Chakras as well as the application of traditional techniques with a whole body awareness for both the therapist and the client.Â
Indian Head Massage is a very effective, portable, adaptable and fuss free treatment; there is no need for special equipment, it can be performed fully clothed, and extended or shortened to include more or less of the body and head so you can perform it just about anywhere!
Although Indian Head Massage is only a part-body massage it represents a de-stressing programme for the whole body, as you will experience for yourselves! The potential benefits are widespread many feel as if their whole body is balanced after treatment but it is particularly effective for stress, inability to relax and overthinking.
