It is instinctive to us all to massage an area to relieve pain and discomfort or to relax and calm a person.  Massage has been used since the earliest civilizations to heal, invigorate, soothe and beautify the body.

The treatment involves the pressing, kneading, squeezing and gentle pounding of the soft tissues of the body to relieve tension, detoxify and increase blood flow.  Massage is beneficial in many ways, including:

• relaxing both mind and body

• easing muscular aches and pains

• promoting good circulations

• encouraging better sleep patterns

• relieving the symptoms of stress

• aiding digestions

• ridding the body of toxins

• improving skin condition and muscle tone

A short consultation is required to ensure the suitability of massage treatment for a client and, in certain cases, medical consent may need to be sought before treatment can commence.  All personal information will be handled in the strictest confidence.

Body massage can include the whole body (from scalp to toes); the back, neck and shoulder area; or the feet and legs.  Other areas, such as the head and face, can also be focused on if a client requests.   

A client’s modesty is protected throughout the treatment, with only the area being worked on uncovered at any time.  The client is in full control of the massage at all times, their comfort and well being is paramount.

I aim to provide a warm, comfortable, relaxing environment in which a client can switch off and allow the massage to promote the body’s own natural ability to heal itself and balance its energies.