Me and my Ayurveda Massages

 Ayurveda and me

Since 2011 I work in the field of Ayurveda massage. I received an important certification in India at the Dr. Franklin Panchakarma Research Institute in Kerala one of the most prestigious Ayurveda Institutions of Kerala. Since then my experiences and my passion are what allow me to perform a massage with therapeutic purpose, not necessarily just relaxing. Each person is at the time of the massage for me unique, who transmits and receive energy. I think in this exchange and I never run more than two/three hours massage per day. This allow me to give all my skills and expertise without failing to fatigue, because to massage requires a special "force" too.
It was the union between yoga and massage that allowed me to enter more and more in tune with the different characteristics and physical needs. For the Ayurvedic medicine (in which also falls within the massage) physical activity, the execution of asanas for therapeutic purposes it is part of a balance, together with nutrition with the power for the prevention of diseases are very important. The balance is the basis of these characteristics, as also the meditation and techniques for proper breathing (pranayama) that Ayurveda addresses. In my massages there's me and all of this described above. 

My Ayurveda Massages

• Abhyanga (Sanskrit: "Oil Massage") is a form of Ayurvedic medicine that involves massage of the body with large amounts of warm oil. The oil is often pre-medicated with herbs for specific conditions.
• Shiroabhyanga (Sanskrit: "Head Oil Massage") Ayurvedic head massage is focuses on the head, shoulders and neck, the areas most vulnerable to stress and tension. The head massage induces a state of calm, peace and tranquility and promotes high levels of alertness and concentration.
• Mukabhyanga (Sanskrit: Face Massage with turmeric paste) This Ayurvedic face and neck massage is a massage for all of your senses, for more inner beauty, and deep relaxation.regulates dry, chapped and stressed skin.
• Padabhyanga (Sanskrit: Foot Oil Massage) rings together the ancient and revered practice of Ayurveda foot massage, Padabhyanga, together with the dynamic health benefits of Reflexology in one powerful, deeply relaxing and wonderful therapy.
• Chavutti (Literally meaning Massage by Foot Pressure) or Kalari Marma Massage, is a full body oil massage, differing from most other types of massage in that the practitioner uses the feet for the main part of the treatment. The advantage of feet over hands is that with one deep, powerful stroke the whole length of the clients body can be massaged, from the tips of the fingers to the tips of the toes. The long flowing strokes literally ‘iron out’ knots and kinks in the muscular skeletal system whilst encouraging a mental state of deep relaxation.
• Pristhabhyanga This therapeutic massage treatment is beneficial for those suffering form localised pain or tightness in the back area. Medicated herbal oils are used during.
• Garbabhyanga Pregnancy Massage for mother and child. The massage during pregnancy and after is crucial for the well-being of mothers.
• Neerabhyanga Special for legs treatment From the word Neera which means lymph, lymph massage is neerabhyangam. This is a manual lymphatic Ayurveda drainage.
• Abhyangamassage 4 hands* Gentle 4 hands body massage (with two therapists) creating waves of peaceful sensation from the ancient India. The treatment is done with warm sesame oil in your full body, with a stimulating and gentle technique. The massage calls into creating balance between Vata, Pitta, Kapha energies. The treatment nourishes the skin and leading the body and mind into truly relaxation.

* These treatment is in collaboration with another therapist, so please call a few days to know the availability by 0157/36364410