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Frequently Asked Questions
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You'll lie comfortably while a therapist uses rhythmic, focused massage on your scalp, head and neck. Gentle pressure-point work, kneading and stroking relieve tension. The 20-minute timing concentrates on immediate relaxation and headache relief.
Yes. The 20-minute session is designed for quick relaxation and can fit into lunch breaks or short pauses. You'll return to work feeling calmer and more focused; avoid heavy meals beforehand and allow a moment to reorient afterwards.
Frequency depends on individual needs. For chronic tension, once or twice weekly can help; for maintenance or occasional relief, every one to four weeks is usually sufficient. Your therapist can recommend the ideal schedule based on your symptoms.
Consult your doctor if you have recent head injuries, open wounds, active scalp infections, severe migraines, uncontrolled blood pressure, or neurological conditions. Always inform your therapist about medications and medical history before treatment.
Yes. By releasing muscle tightness and calming nervous-system tension, this focused therapy often eases tension-type headaches and mental fatigue. Results vary; persistent or severe headaches should also be evaluated medically.
You can combine this 20-minute scalp therapy with shoulder, neck or facial treatments. Sequence matters—consider scalp therapy at the end for a relaxing finish, or at the start to reduce tension before longer bodywork.