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What Our Clients Say
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We came here as a group for a massage and facial and they were extremely accommodating and...more
I had an amazing massage and facial. The pressure was medium and targeted my tense and sor...more
My recent visit for Mother's Day was a truly wonderful experience. The massage I received ...more
Massage was great, clean and professional space. Masseuse way very skilled and customized ...more
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Excellent massage by Shemi 🙏
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Remedial Massage.
Our Remedial Massage sessions begin with assessment, targeted work on problem areas, and therapeutic techniques tailored to your needs. You may feel pressure, release, and improved mobility; therapists will adjust intensity and give aftercare advice to support recovery.
Typical appointments run 30 to 60 minutes depending on goals and severity. Initial consultations may take longer to assess posture and history. Therapists recommend a plan and session length that best addresses your specific muscle issues and time availability.
Remedial Massage can be safe and beneficial for many chronic conditions, but we require full medical history and may seek GP approval for certain diagnoses. Therapists adapt pressure and techniques to accommodate health concerns and ensure safe, effective treatment.
Some discomfort is normal when releasing tight muscles or trigger points, but therapists communicate throughout and adjust intensity. Discomfort should decrease after treatment; deep pain is avoided. Post-session soreness may occur and typically resolves within a day or two.
Frequency depends on your condition, goals and response; many clients notice improvement after two to four sessions, while chronic or complex issues often require ongoing treatment and a maintenance plan. Therapists will recommend a personalized schedule during assessment.
Wear comfortable clothing and arrive hydrated; avoid heavy meals immediately beforehand. Bring relevant medical information and any referral notes. Communicate sensitivities, recent injuries, or medications so therapists can tailor techniques and ensure safe, effective remedial care.