Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Stress & Depression Management.

Many clients feel calmer after the first session, though cumulative benefit typically appears after three to six treatments. Individual response varies with severity, lifestyle and follow-up self-care. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan and review progress regularly.

Yes. This Ayurvedic Mano-Avasada Chikitsa complements psychotherapy and prescribed medications for many clients. Always inform your psychiatrist or GP before beginning, and our team coordinates care to ensure treatments are safe, supportive and integrated with existing medical plans.

Sessions include gentle head and full-body massage followed by Shirodhara—a warm, steady stream of herbal oil over the forehead. The experience is deeply relaxing, typically lasting sixty to ninety minutes, and practitioners adjust pressure, oils, and rhythm to your comfort and needs.

Side effects are uncommon but can include temporary drowsiness, mild detoxification reactions, or transient headache. We screen for contraindications beforehand and tailor oils and techniques. Contact us if symptoms persist; practitioners will advise adjustments or alternative therapies.

A typical course is six to twelve sessions over six to eight weeks, adjusted to your response and goals. Acute stress may require fewer visits, while chronic depression often benefits from a longer, paced program with ongoing reviews.

Absolutely. Mano-Avasada Chikitsa integrates well with panchakarma, herbal supplements, yoga, and lifestyle guidance. After assessment, our practitioners design a coordinated plan addressing root causes, diet, sleep and routines to reinforce treatment benefits and prevent relapse.