
What is Massage Therapy?
Massage therapy is one of the oldest forms of treatment stemming back thousands of years and originating from all over the world.
Massage therapy can be applied on its own or in a complementary manner alongside other forms of therapy. At its core it aims to support you in balancing mental, emotional, and physical needs. The type of massage therapy will depend on presentation of the patient, their condition and specific needs.
Our massage therapists all have extensive experience and a vast background of knowledge to ensure massages are tailored to your needs.
MASSAGE THERAPIES WE OFFER

Remedial Massage
The goal of remedial massage is to identify and address underlying cause of pain or dysfunction and tailor treatment to your specific needs. This form of treatment is especially for people who have suffered from the same problems for weeks, months or even years.
Remedial massage could be the option for you if you suffer from:
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Chronic pain
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Muscle tension
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Sports injuries
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Postural imbalances
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Improve flexibility and range of motion
Techniques include mobilisations, visceral manipulation, craniosacral therapy, trigger point therapy, stretching, postural analysis and realignment. The health benefits you may include improved blood circulation, reduced inflammation and faster healing from pain and injuries.

Relaxation Massage
Restorative relaxation massage consists of smooth, gentle and flowing techniques. This treatment will stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, which modulates your body’s response to stress. It can promote a state of deep rest and relaxation, improve the quality of your sleep and relieve muscular tension caused by stress.
Restorative massage can be beneficial for
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Individuals with chronic pain
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Muscle tension
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Anxiety
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Depression
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Post-injury rehabilitation

Sports / Deep Tissue Massage
Sports massage therapy is designed for athletes and active individuals. The main goal of sports massage is
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treat and prevent injuries
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enhance performance in sports
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improve flexibility and range of motion
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muscle strength
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reduce pain and inflammation
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relaxation, stress reduction
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recovery after physical activity
During a sports massage, various techniques are used including deep tissue massage, stretching, and manipulation, to target specific muscles and areas of the body that are used during exercise and sports. Sports massage can be beneficial for athletes at all levels, from professional athletes to weekend warriors.

Head, Neck & Scalp Massage
A therapeutic massage that works into the shoulders, head and neck. Using various pressure points to release tensions and improve blood flow.
This massage would be suitable for:
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tension in the neck and head
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jaw pain
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drainage of the sinuses
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headaches.

Traditional Chinese Meridian Massage
This traditional gua sha massage boosts circulation, relaxes muscles, and clears blockages along energy channels. It supports immunity, reduces inflammation, improves sleep, and eases stress—leaving you balanced, grounded, and refreshed.
Chinese Meridian Massage May Help With:
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Migraines
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Eye pressure
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Fascial tension
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Stiff neck, shoulders, and back
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Sore legs
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Digestive issues
Sound Healing May Support:
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Stress and pain relief
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Better sleep and energy
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Immune function
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Physical healing
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Emotional balance
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Meditation and spiritual growth.

Pregnancy Massage
Pregnancy massage both prenatal and antenatal aims to promote overall wellness and support body and mind during all the stages of your pregnancy including the 4th trimester.
It works to reduce tension, discomfort and pain throughout the whole body whilst being respectful of your stage of pregnancy and any other underlying conditions.
Pregnancy massage aims to:
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Provide relaxation
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Reduces aches and pains
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Improve blood and lymph flow
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Reduce muscular tensions
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Lower back, thoracic and neck pain
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Hip pain and sciatica
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Carpal tunnel
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Headaches and migraines
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Fluid retention

What is Myofascial Therapy?
A form of physical therapy used to treat dysfunctions within our muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascial systems and joints. Myotherapists specialize in not only treating your aches and pains; but also finding their source, providing long term solutions and multifaceted treatment options. Some things you may experience in a myotherapy session include; massage techniques, dry needling, cupping, joint mobilizations and corrective exercise advice. Myotherapy takes a more holistic look at our musculoskeletal system than massage alone.

What can massage therapy help with?
The following is a list of conditions for which Massage Therapy can prove beneficial in alleviation of symptoms but also, in some cases, resolution of the condition. Please contact us if you would like further information regarding a specific ailment.

Muscular-Skeletal Conditions
Headaches & migraines
Jaw pains
Neck, thoracic & low back pain
Fibromialgia
Fascitis & tendinitis
Scars & post-surgical adhesions
Joint pains
Postural problems
Acute & chronic sports industries

Visceral Conditions
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Constipation
Bloating
Childbirth & Pregnancy
Back and neck pain
Hip pain
Fluid retention
4th trimester posture and tensions

Mental Health
Stress
Anxiety
Sleeping Difficulties
Cardiovascular Conditions
Improve circulation in the arms, legs, chest and abdomen
Neurological Conditions
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Sciatica
Post-operative pain
Nerve impingment