Treatments

Utilising a variety of advanced techniques including trigger point therapy, deep tissue release, muscle energy technique (MET), pin and stretch (PNS), myofascial release and passive stretching.

This style of massage is tailored to address a wide range of conditions. These include:

• Chronic or acute discomfort

• Lower back pain

• Neck and shoulder tension

• Injury recovery

• Pre- and post- sporting event care

• Depression

• Fatigue

• General wellness tune-up

Every treatment is uniquely customised with every session preceded by a thorough discussion to determine the most effective approach for you.

Allow us to guide you into a profound state of rest and tranquility, quietening your mind and letting the outside world fade away.

We use slow flowing rhythmic strokes with pressure specific to your individual needs as discussed before each session.

Deep tissue techniques can be applied to break through fascia and target muscle tissue offering therapeutic benefits accompanied with a deep state of relaxation.

Experience a nurturing connection between mother and baby while alleviating the discomforts associated with pregnancy.

Our sessions utilise a variety of pillows and props to ensure both you and your baby are fully supported and comfortable.

This allows you to relax deeply and enjoy the massage, bringing ease and well-being back to your body.

This technique uses decompressed cups to lift and break up the connective tissue or fascia pulling blood back up through the tissues of the muscle.

The cups can be used to glide over muscles in a dynamic way or used to address a specific trigger point which then stays in one place.

When used in conjunction with remedial techniques, cups can offer further benefits bringing more mobility and movement back into your body.

Dry needling is an effective way to target specific trigger points that have been causing acute or chronic pain and reduced mobility.

A thin needle is precisely inserted into the trigger point or effected muscles to promote blood circulation to the area which brings with it more oxygen and nutrients that the muscles may have been lacking.

This allows for the muscles and surrounding areas to release the tension it's been holding and soften back to a relaxed state.

Dry needling differs from acupuncture in that dry needles work with the myofacial trigger points of the body directly where as acupuncture, which is used in Chinese medicine, looks at all of the systems of the physical body as well as energetic bodies to assess an appropriate treatment.

Dry needling can be beneficial if you are experiencing:

• Muscular pain or discomfort

• Muscle tension

• Headaches

• Limited range of movement

We are more than happy to answer any queries you may have about dry needling

This style of massage uses a gentle approach which is light in nature as to mimic the flow of the lymphatic system.

The skin is slightly stretched and pulled using pumping techniques that allow space for the lymph fluid to move more efficiently up to the nodes where it is then filtered through, drained and recycled back into the circulatory system.

In areas of increased fibrotic tissue or fluid accumulation, firmer pressure may be applied to help break down the tissue and facilitate fluid movement.

This can be a very relaxing and therapeutic style of massage that can benefit those experiencing

• Inflammation/swelling in the body

• Acute Oedema

• Lymphoedema

• Lipedema

• Post-surgical care

From a general wellbeing perspective, MLD is a great way to promote and maintain a healthy immune system.

A great honour it is to offer the gift that is of holding space while you transition back home to your deepest most true form of self.

Traditionally practised on the islands of Hawaii and given to those experiencing pivotal moments and shifts in ones life, Ka Huna is an invitation to drop into your body engaging with your felt sense through touch, intention and ceremony.

This is a full body experience that uses long, luscious and continuous strokes to emphasise connection to centre.