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Tessa Canzona demonstrates ear cupping, supported hand positions and forehead work on Ashley in the week's most-watched upload.
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Reset Your Nerves | Scalp, Ear & Temple Massage Therapy for Stress Relief | Gentle Head Massage
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- 0:32Tessa begins with gentle cupping around the ears and eyes, avoiding contact with the eyes themselves.
- 2:26Supporting the forearms on the table helps position the hands for scalp massage.
- 7:49Tessa demonstrates work around the occipitalis and frontalis muscles at the back and front of the scalp.
- 10:53Ear manipulation accompanies pressure around the mastoid process and occipital ridge.
- 17:10The demonstration returns to forehead smoothing, temple compressions and small circular movements.
"Being fully present is really the best thing you can give your clients," Tessa Canzona says as she begins PsycheTruth's new head-massage tutorial. Before the scalp work comes a gentler introduction: cupping around Ashley's ears, with care not to touch her eyes.
The session makes room for the practical details of giving a massage, too. Tessa demonstrates supporting her forearms on the table and explains that preferences matter: some people enjoy having their ears touched; others cannot stand it. Those small considerations give the lesson something more specific than its promise of relaxation.
Posted on Sunday, "Reset Your Nerves | Scalp, Ear & Temple Massage Therapy for Stress Relief | Gentle Head Massage" drew about 5,500 views in its opening fifteen hours, making it the most-watched of five new uploads. It also has the strongest daily viewing momentum on the channel, followed by the gentle "Need to Unwind?" yoga practice and the hamstring-massage upload.
Elsewhere, Liberty brought two yoga blocks to a core-focused flow featuring boat pose, block passes and side plank crunches. Alex's neck-and-shoulder class took the no-props route, moving from arm circles through a fuller yoga sequence before a targeted neck release.
PsycheTruth added roughly 403,000 views over the week while its subscriber count stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is currently above its usual level. For this week's audience, the newest scalp tutorial is the clearest draw, and one commenter singles out a useful addition: chapter timings that make the techniques easier to find.
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- PsycheTruth
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- Channel views, last 7 days
- 402,648
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- November 1, 2026
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