Remedial massage uses targeted hands-on techniques to address muscular tension, discomfort and restricted movement. Each treatment is tailored to your individual needs, whether you're managing ongoing tightness, recovering from an injury or simply looking to move more comfortably.
Depending on your presentation and treatment goals, your session may incorporate:

Relieve areas of tightness associated with work, posture and everyday activity.

Target areas of muscular tension and discomfort that may affect how you move.

Support recovery and muscle function around your training and physical activity.

Work on areas of muscular restriction that may be limiting comfortable movement.

Address muscular tension associated with prolonged sitting, standing or repetitive positions.

Target muscles affected by repetitive movements and physically demanding activities.
Your appointment begins with a conversation about what you're experiencing, followed by an assessment and treatment based on your individual needs.
We'll talk through your concerns, symptoms, lifestyle and what you'd like to achieve from treatment.
Your therapist may assess your movement and areas of muscular tension to help guide your treatment.
Treatment may incorporate targeted massage and soft-tissue techniques appropriate to your needs and comfort.
You may receive simple movement, stretching or self-care advice to support you between appointments.
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Remedial massage can involve firm or targeted pressure, but treatment should remain within a tolerable level. Your therapist will adjust pressure and techniques according to your needs and comfort.
Wear comfortable clothing that allows appropriate access to the area being treated. Your therapist will explain positioning and draping before treatment.
There is no one-size-fits-all schedule. Your treatment frequency will depend on your concerns, activity levels, response to treatment and individual needs.
This depends on the type and intensity of your treatment. Your therapist can recommend appropriate activity and recovery following your appointment.
A referral is generally not required to book a remedial massage appointment.


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