Tamra and Paul are popular therapists and have an enviable following – They have practised their therapies for many years and visitors can be sure of an enjoyable and beneficial therapy. TamPara are trained in several therapies from Indian Head Massage, Seated Acupressure, Hopi ear candling and Usui Reiki. Treating people both privately and at Lizian Events with over five years of experience providing Indian Head Massage.
Tamra answers questions about herself and Paul:-
Q. Who are TamPara?
“We are Tamra Butler (myself), and Paul Reynolds, both of us are dedicated therapists.”
Q. What are your specialities?
“Our unique therapy is a combination of Indian Head Massage, Seated Acupressure and Reiki. Primarily a treatment tailored to each client’s needs. Our energies blend within our therapy treatments, this gives TamPara the Healing Touch of a Thousand Lotus Flowers.”
Q. What is your ethos?
“TamPara was created by us, and we are devoted to healing and the ability with our open hearts to give unconditionally for the greatest and highest good of our clients.”
Q. It is evident you are dedicated to your work – What guides your purpose?
“TamPara has become a fundamental part of our lives – Our enthusiasm for the Lizian Events community is very much part of our goal, to help others live a life of peace. We feel, providing support and guidance to enrich others lives is the core to well-being. Our passion is to provide our clients with treatments which allows them to heal on a more basic level. Aiding inner peace, health, relaxation, and calm.”
Paul describes the treatments and therapies provided by TamPara:-
“Indian head sounds divine, doesn’t it? A real treat. But actually, Indian Head Massage isn’t simply a ‘treat’ – the benefits are rather crucial and can assist with a variety of physical and emotional problems and concerns. Here’s a few of them:
Helps prevent migraines, headaches and back pain
Often tension in the upper back, neck, and head can lead to migraines, headaches and back pain which can lead to uncomfortable living on a day to day basis and sometimes even lead to depression. By applying pressure to points in the upper back, arms, and shoulders that will release muscles and knots. They will then move to the neck and head to reduce headache-causing blockages and encourage better circulation of the cerebral fluid.
Promotes hair growth
This is a lovely side effect of the Indian Head Massage. The massage increases nourishment and oxygen to the scalp and hair follicle which in turns stimulates hair growth.
Detoxifies the body by stimulating lymphatic drainage
Indian Head Massage stimulates and improves lymphatic drainage and blood flow to the neck thus helping to remove waste products from the body.
Relieves sleeplessness, restlessness, and insomnia
These are often side-effects of stress and Indian Head Massage will immediately reduce stress and promote relaxation by attacking the physical symptoms, thus allowing for a deeper sense of wellbeing and relaxation and opening your body to better rest.
Relieves symptoms of anxiety and depression
Massaging the head encourages the supply of oxygen to the brain which is one of the best ways of reducing stress and of lifting one’s mood. Oxygen helps you think clearly and creatively, and a similar effect is experienced through exercise.
Renews energy levels
An Indian Head Massage works with the Ayurvedic concept which goes beyond the limits of healing and places emphasis on balance. Working on the chakras through Indian Massage has a powerful effect in bringing the energy of the body back into balance.
Boosts memory capabilities
Often we have short-term memory difficulties because our brains are overloaded with disorganised thoughts, making it very difficult for us to efficiently ‘log’ and collect thoughts and occurrences. Indian Head Massage slows us down, sensual awareness takes over, thoughts quieten and awareness is brought to the forefront. Think of it as someone pressing your ‘reset’ button.”
Paul invites you to:-
“Come and take a seat and let us take your tension away.”
Two awesome people who are every bit as good as this article says they are.
They really have a major following Rick and I’m not surprised, Paul and Tamra work hard to seek excellence in their chosen therapies. Thanks for your continued support of ‘The Community. Ian