Remedial Massage
From Deep Tissue to Trigger Point and Pregnancy Massage, we’ve got you covered.
If you are experiencing muscle tension or chronic pain a remedial massage might be the ideal solution for you. Our skilled massage therapists will assess the areas requiring treatment and identify the potential causes of your pain.
What is Remedial Massage?
Remedial massage focuses on treating musculoskeletal injuries and pain using a wide range of techniques including deep tissue massage, myofascial release, trigger point therapy and stretching.
Common issues treated include soft tissue injuries, chronic pain, migraines and headaches and stress and anxiety. Treatment includes the manipulation of soft tissues to help improve blood flow and tissue flexibility.
Remedial Massage can be used for relaxation, pain relief and muscle tightness. Please let our friendly reception staff know what type of massage techniques you would like so they can book you with the right therapist.
Services we offer
Sports Massage
Tailored for athletes, however, can be applied to anyone with muscle tension from strenuous activities.
Dry Needling
A technique that uses fine needles to release trigger points within muscle to reduce muscle tension and pain.
Cupping
An ancient Chinese medicine technique using glass cups to create a suction to the skin which will release toxins and fluids along with loosening tight muscles.
Deep Tissue
An intensive version of massage, focusing on the release of chronic muscle tension. We wouldn’t say Deep Tissue Massage ‘Hurts’, however, you will notice a difference in pressure.
Pregnancy Massage
Great for any stage of pregnancy, specialised to suit your changing needs, Relax tense muscles, reduce stress and anxiety.
Lymphatic Drainage
Remove congestion and flushing toxins from your body by stimulating the lymphatic system.
How Do I Get Started?
Explore our Therapists’ profiles online to learn about their areas of special interest and book an appointment. Prefer to chat? Call our friendly reception team on 9257 1244.
