Experience a comprehensive Ayurvedic restorative treatment combining full-body therapeutic massage with the traditional application of Kansa Wand therapy to the face, hands and feet.

Rooted in Ayurvedic principles, Kansa therapy uses a specialised bronze instrument, traditionally composed of copper and tin, to stimulate selected marma points through controlled pressure and rhythmic massage. Within Ayurveda, this practice is associated with regulating excess energy, restoring constitutional balance and promoting physical and mental tranquillity.

The treatment begins with a full-body restorative massage using warm Ayurvedic botanical oils, selected in accordance with your individual dosha. Triphala oil, traditionally recognised for its tridoshic properties, combines Amalaki, Haritaki and Bibhitaki, three botanicals valued in Ayurveda for their complementary balancing and rejuvenating qualities.

Focused Kansa Wand applications complete the treatment, addressing facial tension and rejuvenation, supporting relaxation and mental clarity, and encouraging grounding through the hands and feet. Together, these techniques aim to ease accumulated muscular tension, reduce stress and support the body’s natural restorative processes.

Personalised aromatherapy may also be incorporated where appropriate, providing an additional dimension of sensory relaxation and therapeutic comfort.

A distinctive integration of ancient Ayurvedic practice and contemporary restorative bodywork, developed within the Holistic Rising approach to natural therapeutic care.