Remedial Massage therapy has numerous therapeutic benefits. It works to increase circulation and blood supply, allowing toxins in the muscles to be removed. Soft tissue techniques increase the blood supply to damaged nerves and assist in the recovery and repair of injuries. It helps to relieve tension in muscles and break up knots or trigger points. It can also help with fascial (connective tissue) imbalances by using Myofascial release techniques (MFR) to lengthen and open the tight/stuck fascial sling. It also helps reduce stiffness and swelling, return proper function and strength to muscles, improve joint mobility and contribute to an overall feeling of relaxation and wellness. Research shows that massage provides effective relief for back pain, neck pain, headaches, some sports injury, chronic fatigue, depression, stress, and improves your general well-being.
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From an early age, Jamie was drawn to caring for others and is passionate about improving people’s health. His therapy style reflects a deep belief in kindness and making a client feel better about themselves as an integral part of healing.
Remedial Massage – the focus is on restoring the function of body parts that are injured, restricted, painful and/or tight. It usually starts with a conversation about the concerned areas, your general health and lifestyle, followed by a physical assessment to determine what soft tissues are involved. Based on the gathered information your therapist will propose a treatment aiming to restore function, reduce pain and increase ease of movement. In addition to massage techniques, your treatment might involve different modalities like cupping, dry needling, trigger point work, manual lymphatic drainage, active and passive stretching. The applied pressure of your massage can vary depending on the level of tightness of the tissue and your pain threshold. Your therapist might suggest activities, stretches and lifestyle changes that furthermore support your body’s healing process. Remedial Massage is best for a wide range of concerns that affect muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints, the nervous system as well as acute and chronic conditions like migraines, diabetes, asthma, fibromyalgia, anxiety and more. Communication between you and your therapist is essential for a successful outcome.
Sports Massage – is similar to Remedial Massage and addresses specific sport or activity-related areas and concerns. The treatment involves techniques aiming to enhance performance, improve recovery and injury prevention. The approach differs depending on the expected outcome and if the treatment is searched for pre or post-activity. Sports Massage is beneficial for both the novice and the professional.
Myofascial Release – also called Deep Tissue Massage targets the connective tissue (fascia) that surrounds and interweaves muscles and other soft tissues throughout your body. The treatment consists usually of slow movements and the pressure applied might gradually increase while different muscle layers are addressed. It is beneficial for postural correction, calming of the nervous system, rehydrating soft tissue, increasing range of movement and reduction of pain.
Relaxation Massage – aims to de-stress, calm and relax the mind and body. A relaxation massage treatment will usually involve flowing strokes and kneading movements, performed at your chosen pressure. As the tension eases in the body a relaxation response slows the heart and breathing rates and stress hormones decrease as muscles relax. If you are new to massage and don’t have a specific pain and discomfort area then a relaxation massage can be very enjoyable and beneficial to your overall wellbeing.
Pregnancy Massage – Pregnancy is a special time during which significant physiological, emotional and spiritual changes are occurring. Pregnancy Massage is a therapeutic treatment that is designed to support you during this time of transition. As the pregnancy progresses your body changes to accommodate the development of the baby and changing hormone levels might impact soft tissue like ligaments which might lead to discomfort. Your Massage Therapist underwent training to understand the physiological changes during different stages as well as how the joints and muscles are affected and the potential discomfort that may be experienced through the pregnancy. They will adapt the techniques used to best address your individual needs. Pregnancy massage is a natural and effective way to support you during pregnancy.
Post Natal Massage – will assist mothers to recover after giving birth and to keep tension, stress and pain from building up in the body. While having a child is usually a wonderful experience it can also be physically, emotionally and spiritually stressful. Hormonal changes are also significant during this time and massage can help relax the muscles and address postural challenges that come with the new role.
Manual Lymphatic Drainage - the lymphatic system is part of the body’s immune system and transports white blood cells throughout the body to help fight against infections. The movement of lymph fluid is generated by muscle contraction and breathing only; it doesn’t have a pump like the heart. Manual Lymphatic Drainage is a specific massage application of pumping and gliding motion that supports the movement of lymph fluids around the body, clearing out of the lymph nodes, drains built-up fluid and supports the immune response. Lymph fluid build-up can be due to certain health conditions or post-surgery symptoms. Your therapist will discuss the treatment and if it is the right choice for your condition.
Seniors Massage – with the increase in age we might experience movement restrictions, tension and discomforts within our bodies that can be difficult to live with. This can prevent us from sleeping and functioning the way we would like. Massage tailored specifically for seniors can provide pain relief, improve sleep patterns and provide that vital physical connection through touch with another human being that often is missing for those who live alone or are isolated from friends and family. Massage can improve mood, circulation, flexibility and ease pain and tension.
Children’s Massage – children might experience fears and stresses in their lives that can lead to tension and disease in their bodies. Activities related to sport, the increased use of technology in education as well as growth spurts in teenage years create tension and imbalances of the musculoskeletal system. While pain might be the impetus to get a massage for your child it is good to identify stress periods due to exams, sporting commitments or modern life challenges and buffer these with relaxation that massage can provide. Children’s Massage can reduce anxiety, by boosting levels of serotonin, lowers the stress hormone levels which in turn enhances their immune system’s defence mechanism.
Massage can be beneficial for the following:
Jamie Clyne - Massage 45 mins - $84
Department Hours
Monday 7.00am - 5.00pm
Thursday 7.00am - 5.00pm
Other Practitioners Consultation Fees
½ Hour Massage $59
1 Hour Massage $91
1½ Hour Massage $121
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We understand that life is unpredictable and you may not always be able to make your scheduled appointment. If you can’t make an appointment please contact our reception at least 24 hours prior to cancel or arrange for another time.
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