MASSAGE TREATMENTS
Head & Partial
Massage
Short, focused sessions: a dry head massage for tension and tired eyes, or a partial massage of the back, neck and shoulders or the legs and feet.
01WHAT IT IS
Not every visit needs a full-body session. A dry head massage works the scalp, temples, neck and shoulders without oil, relieving tension headaches, eye strain and the mental fatigue of screen work in a quarter of an hour. A partial massage concentrates on one region, most often the back, neck and shoulders or the legs and feet, for guests with a specific ache or limited time.
Both are popular add-ons after a hydrotherapy bath or steam and are easy to fit into a day-care visit.
02HOW IT IS DONE AT AROGYA
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You choose the region, or the practitioner suggests one.
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Seated or lying, the therapist works the chosen area with firm, focused strokes.
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Pressure points on the scalp, neck or feet are held briefly.
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The session finishes with light strokes.
03BENEFITS
- Relieves tension headache and eye strain
- Loosens the neck and shoulders
- Refreshes tired legs and feet
- Quick to fit into a busy day
Often suited to
- Screen-related head and neck tension
- Guests short on time
- An add-on to steam or a bath
- Older guests who prefer a shorter session
Please tell us first
- Not over injuries or skin conditions in the area
- Please mention migraine with aura or neck disc problems
- Not given during fever
04WHAT TO EXPECT
Fifteen to twenty-five minutes of focused relief. Head massage often leaves the eyes and mind noticeably clearer.
05IN OUR CATALOGUE
- Dry Head Massage15 min
Scalp, temples, neck and shoulders, without oil.
- Partial Massage25 min
One region of your choice, such as back and shoulders or legs and feet.
This page is educational and describes the therapy as traditionally practised. It is not medical advice and does not replace consultation with a qualified practitioner. Suitability, preparation and duration are confirmed individually at Arogya Retreatt. Content reviewed September 2026.
06QUESTIONS
Common questions about Head & Partial Massage.
Can I have a head massage with oil instead?
Yes. Ask for an oil head massage or consider Shiro Basti or Pichu if you want the deeper Ayurvedic scalp therapies.