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This massage technique is designed to support healing by addressing stressed muscles, joints, or tendons that may be causing discomfort. Depending on your needs, the pressure can range from gentle to deep, making it an ideal complement to osteopathic treatment.

Our therapists carefully assess each patient’s condition, working throughout the body to find not only the obvious injury sites but also underlying or related problem areas. The treatment often includes trigger point therapy, which involves applying focused pressure to muscle knots to relieve tension.

This approach targets the specific trigger points as well as surrounding areas that may be tight due to referred pain, helping to restore comfort and improve overall muscle function.

Anyone playing any sport knows of the possibilities around injury occurring through contact, strain, or repetitive over use of a particular part of the body. Sports massage incorporates any or all of the aforementioned styles in relation to the particular issue presenting. Often sports people require regular treatments which focus on particular problem areas to aid in healing as well as preventing further damage.

For patients dealing with severe injuries or long-standing issues, deep tissue massage can provide targeted relief. This technique works deeply into the superficial and deeper muscles, as well as the connective tissues, to address the root cause of pain and tension.

Our therapists carefully assess your condition through discussion and hands-on examination to tailor the treatment to your specific needs. It’s common for muscles to respond to deep tissue work similarly to how they do after a strong workout, which may include mild soreness or stiffness for a day or two following the session.

Deep tissue massage is a powerful tool to help restore mobility, reduce pain, and promote healing in stubborn or chronic conditions.

Relaxation massage is designed to help you unwind and recharge. Using gentle, flowing movements and light pressure, our therapists carefully ease muscle tension and encourage healthy blood flow throughout your body.

This soothing treatment is perfect for anyone needing a peaceful escape from the stresses of daily life, providing a chance to relax both body and mind. It’s also often combined with other therapies to help calm the body, making it easier to access and treat specific areas of discomfort.

Experience the calming benefits of relaxation massage. Your time to restore balance and feel refreshed.

Myofascial cupping therapy uses specially designed cups placed on the skin to create gentle suction. This suction lifts and separates the layers of fascia (the connective tissue surrounding muscles) helping to release tightness and adhesions.

By improving blood flow to the area, cupping promotes healing, reduces inflammation, and eases muscle stiffness. The suction also encourages the fascia to stretch and relax, restoring flexibility and relieving pain.

This hands-on technique is effective for addressing chronic muscle tension, improving mobility, and supporting your body’s natural recovery processes.

It involves gentle cyclical movements on the skin and is effective and relaxing for the patient. Used alongside other techniques, the ailments it helps to regulate and heal are varied; they include torn ligaments, sprains, sinusitis, rheumatoid arthritis, and fluid congestion.

The fascia is a vital part of your body’s connective tissue network, providing essential support and maintaining the flexibility and function of your muscles, nerves, and blood vessels. Just like muscles, the fascia can become tight, stressed, or damaged due to injury, poor posture, or repetitive strain.

Myofascial release therapy focuses on gently stretching and releasing tension in this connective tissue. Using a range of pressures (from light and soothing to deeper, targeted work), this treatment helps to restore the fascia’s natural flexibility and support.

By easing restrictions in the fascia, myofascial release can reduce pain, improve mobility, and promote better circulation. This therapy is highly effective for relieving chronic muscle tightness, improving posture, and enhancing overall movement and comfort.

Kahuna massage, rooted in ancient Hawaiian healing traditions, uses long, flowing, and rhythmic strokes combined with gentle rocking and stretching to promote deep relaxation and balance throughout the body.

The therapist works with the energy flow, releasing tension in muscles and connective tissues while encouraging harmony between the body, mind, and spirit. This holistic approach not only helps relieve physical discomfort but also supports emotional wellbeing.

Kahuna massage is ideal for those seeking a deeply calming experience that nurtures both body and soul.

A traditional Japanese massage therapy that works to restore balance and harmony in the body by applying gentle, sustained pressure to specific points along energy pathways, known as meridians. Rooted in Eastern medicine, Shiatsu is based on the same principles as acupuncture, but uses only hands, thumbs, and palms, no needles.

During a Shiatsu session, the practitioner uses a combination of pressure, stretching, and joint mobilisations to release tension, improve circulation, and support the flow of energy (Qi) throughout the body. Treatments are typically done with the client fully clothed, lying on a massage table or mat.

Shiatsu can be helpful for:

• Stress and anxiety
• Muscle tension and joint pain
• Fatigue and low energy
• Digestive or hormonal imbalances
• Sleep difficulties

This deeply relaxing and restorative therapy is suitable for people of all ages and offers a holistic approach to physical and emotional wellbeing.

Blood, Ki and nerves form the foundations of our bodies internal pathways. For emotional, psychological, physiological and habitual reasons, the pathways become stuck, stagnant, dried up. The natural healing mechanisms of our bodies are challenged and the “free flowing river” of Ki or energy, stagnates.

Drawing from Chinese medicine, Thai massage tradition techniques, some osteopathic concepts and the stillness of traditional Shiatsu, the body is encouraged – through focused attention – to descend into the parasympathetic zone to heal, rest and restore Ki.