Remedial Massage
CONDITIONS WE TREAT
We’ll Help You
Move Again
Our remedial massage services are designed to help with a wide range of issues, from recent injuries to chronic conditions. We specialise in helping with:
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Reduce anxiety and stress
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Relieve back, neck, and shoulder muscle pain
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Ease headaches and migraines
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Aid recovery from sports injuries
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Support pre- and postnatal care
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Decrease pain and stiffness
TYPES OF MASSAGE WE OFFER
Defining Our Approach
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Remedial Massage – Helps reduce muscle tension, improve mobility, and restore healthy function.
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Relaxation Massage – Gentle, soothing techniques to promote relaxation, reduce stress, and support overall well-being.
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Sports Massage – Designed to prevent and treat sports injuries, enhance recovery, and improve performance using deep tissue and trigger point therapy.
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Myofascial Release – Gentle stretching and sustained pressure to release tightness and improve movement.
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Dry Needling – Targets trigger points to relieve muscle pain, improve mobility, and treat movement dysfunction.
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Pre- & Post-Natal Massage – Specialised massage therapy to support women during pregnancy and after childbirth, helping ease discomfort and promote relaxation.
How Remedial Massage Can Help
Pain Alleviation
Releases tension and addresses knots to reduce pain in muscles and joints.
Improved Circulation
Enhances blood flow to promote healing and tissue repair.
Increased Mobility
Reduced Stress
What to expect
Inside Our Remedial
Massage Sessions
During your session, your therapist will discuss your symptoms and perform a physical assessment. You can expect a hands-on treatment that focuses on specific problem areas, followed by advice on stretches or self-care to help you maintain your results.
FAQ’s
Common Patient Questions
Remedial massage is a targeted, therapeutic treatment for specific ailments, while relaxation massage is designed for general well-being and stress reduction.
You will be asked to disrobe to your comfort level, and a towel will be used to drape you.
The number of sessions depends on your specific condition and response to treatment. Your therapist will discuss a treatment plan with your goals.