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Shirodhara

An Ayurvedic therapy using a steady stream of warm oil or another prescribed liquid over the forehead.

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Overview

Shirodhara is not primarily a massage. It is an Ayurvedic therapy in which a steady stream of warm oil or another prescribed liquid is poured over the forehead, traditionally around the area between the eyebrows. A provider should identify the liquid used, explain temperature controls and positioning, and distinguish any accompanying massage from the defining streamed-liquid therapy.

Treatment Highlights

Treatment Family
Manual Bodywork
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Treatment support
Treatment Table
Client position
Supine
Positioning mode
Static Position
Client attire
Personal Underwear
Treatment contact
Direct Skin Contact
Regulation requirement
Non-Regulated Consumer

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