
Explore traditional Thai acupressure massage using lines and points formulas to treat headaches and orthopedic disorders, combining protocol-driven point work with whole-body treatment and careful client feedback.
Identify two-sided headache symptoms, including sudden throbbing pain and triggers like reading, computer work, or watching television. Note sensitivity to movement, strong sounds, and bright lights as the headache intensifies.
Explore lines and points overview in Thai acupressure for two-sided headache, briefly reviewing bones, key points, side-changing cues, and setup guidance for safe body work.
Identify the back lines and acupressure points along the trapezius and shoulder blade to relieve headaches and neck tension, using safe, controlled pressure and up-and-down techniques.
Explore how head and face massage within Thai acupressure massage treatment addresses two-sided headaches for relief and balanced wellbeing.
Explore abdominal massage within a Thai acupressure framework to support relief from two-sided headache in this course.
Use two acupressure points on the second back line for headaches; press under the shoulder blade with forehead support, try both points, then wait for the body to respond.
Apply back line one at the base of the skull to release the neck muscles and relieve headaches, using upward pressure and optional shoulder blade stretch.
press into the mid occiput depression at the base of the skull along the center, or slightly lateral, to relieve headaches; use an alternate point above or below the prominence.
Target the second back line six point, level with C-7, on the upper back. Use the elbow to apply strong, long pressure toward the center and hold it long.
Learn to locate the second back line near the upper shoulder blade and C-7, and apply elbow pressure in side positions, pressing forward and downward with a sustained hold.
Discover Thai acupressure massage techniques for two-sided headaches by targeting back points, including the 3rd back, to relieve pain.
Press scapula 3 point near the levator scapula to relieve headaches, neck, and shoulder pain. Locate medial to the shoulder blade spine and apply thumb or elbow pressure with friction.
Discover eyebrow-medial pressure points for two-sided headaches, pressing eyebrow depressions and the angle between the brow and nose, from front, behind, or seated positions.
Identify the center face point at the meeting of the eyebrows, a thin depression, and press forward or from behind, using one finger or finger over finger for greater pressure.
Treatment Routine 1 - Two Sided Headache: