indian head masage

Sfinn

can someone recommend some place or someone for the above

Jakey

http://www.claireogrady.ie/
is very good

Rumblefish

eh, India perhaps?

damalo

There's a girl called Laura Thornton down in the small crane (near massimo) - have heard good things about her

po0k

Some info which may be helpful:
http://www.vhi.ie/hfiles/hf-375.jsp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Head_Massage
Take it as you find it, I haven't yet read either of those pages.

what about back massage?
Myself and the gf want to have our spines adjusted.
I'm considering visiting a chiropractors, but I don't want someone who wishes to artificially create repeat business.
If there's someone good (sports physio?), I would have a few other customers for them.

Heard of a very good guy in the midlands, particularly for bad backs, slipped discs etc.
Hurts like feck for a day or so afterwards, but you're pretty much good to go for the future, unless you injure yourself again.

My posture is also crap.

damalo

SyxPak wrote:

Some info which may be helpful:
http://www.vhi.ie/hfiles/hf-375.jsp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Head_Massage
Take it as you find it, I haven't yet read either of those pages.

what about back massage?
Myself and the gf want to have our spines adjusted.
I'm considering visiting a chiropractors, but I don't want someone who wishes to artificially create repeat business.
If there's someone good (sports physio?), I would have a few other customers for them.

Heard of a very good guy in the midlands, particularly for bad backs, slipped discs etc.
Hurts like feck for a day or so afterwards, but you're pretty much good to go for the future, unless you injure yourself again.

My posture is also crap.

Check out Ray O Beara in the Crescent - the father swears by him. He can tell by looking at you how you sit in the evening and so on. Very good. Was on Tg4 at one stage.

Barry O Brien in Moycullen does Rolfing - great for posture aswell - http://www.advancedhealthireland.com/

majiktripp

I goto City Chiropractic on Merchants Road, To a Dr. shaun toner, lovely fella , very polite and professional. Will have you bout 2 times a week for a while then spaces out the appointments as you improve. Im down to once every month and a half more a less. Great guy! (€40 a session which is generally 10-15 minutes.) Although the initial session is slightly longer.

biko

damalo wrote:

Check out Ray O Beara in the Crescent - the father swears by him. He can tell by looking at you how you sit in the evening and so on. Very good. Was on Tg4 at one stage.

Barry O Brien in Moycullen does Rolfing - great for posture aswell - http://www.advancedhealthireland.com/

Interesting, I need some back adjustment too (not just my personality is out of wack). Would you have a number for O'Beara?

biko

I went to O'Beara but it wasn't really my cup of tea. Didn't feel it did much change. Ended up going to Tomas Hemberg in Lisboan. He did a longer, more thorough, examination, even took x-rays.

damalo

biko wrote:

I went to O'Beara but it wasn't really my cup of tea. Didn't feel it did much change. Ended up going to Tomas Hemberg in Lisboan. He did a longer, more thorough, examination, even took x-rays.

Sorry to hear that - Anyone I know who has gone has got on fine that said the back is complex and well maybe he's not suited to everyone

This other guy was good anyways?

biko

I'm sure he's grand with most people but after a few treatments I still didn't feel better so that's why I went elsewhere.

lizgal

does he do spinal manipulation or muscle relaxing?

Shanley

@Biko Posts: 35,972

Clearly you need more than just a few treatments :P

biko

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