Massage

Massage Introduction

Massage is one of the oldest and most powerful forms of known healing arts, it predates orthodox medicine and all other forms of complementary therapy. Everyone uses touch without thinking of it as 'massage', it is used because we know it helps to reduce pain and tension and is very comfortining.

It has a lot of reported benefits - a short list of some of them, in no particular order, is given here:

• Helps to relieve muscle tension and spasm (can release knots)
• Improves circulation
• Helps the skin to look, feel and function better
• Promotes general well-being
• Allows the client to become reconnected to their body
• Promotes self-confidence

The Massage We Offer

My initial massage training was at the prestigious London College of Massage where I qualified as a practitioner of Therapeutic Massage, which is based on the traditional Swedish Massage technique combining it with a holistic approach of intuitive touch and movement. It is a belief that the mind, body and spirit can only be treated as one - not just the physical. No two treatments are the same as each one is tailored to the clients needs at that time. A massage is much more then just a rub.