Massage Therapy
Effects of Massage
The effects of massage on the body are quite dramatic. The benefits are many and all contribute to the definite feeling of well being, experienced during and after the massage.
The physical & psychological effects include:
Massage Therapy works specifically to get rid of symptoms caused by stress & trauma. Massage benefits the whole body, and its individual systems, resulting in released tension, relaxation of the muscles, and renewed energy levels.The effects of stress & trauma on the body can be both physical and emotional, resulting in aches, pains, frequent colds & infections (due to a weakened immune system) also insomnia unexplained fears & anxiety, and panic attacks.
- Helps the skin look younger by improving skin tone & elasticity
Encourages more efficient waste removal by improving circulation & relieving congestion throughout the body
- Helps reduce cellulite, fluid retention & and uneven skin texture by stimulating better lymph drainage and reducing swelling
- Eases tired stiff joints
- Relieves muscle fatigue, soreness and stiffness
- If you are unable to exercise for whatever reason, massage can improve muscle suppleness
- If you are anxious, massage encourages deeper and more efficient and relaxed breathing, prompting deeper sleep
- Boosts immunity, leaving you less susceptible to illness
- Relaxes the body, thereby reducing tension and the effects of stress
- Relaxes the mind, thereby reducing anxiety and its effects
- Soothing and ‘lifting’ to the emotions and increases positive feelings
- Increases energy levels by invigorating all body systems and reducing fatigue
- Massage makes you feel GOOD

Deep Tissue Massage this deep form of massage works on releasing tension in the muscle fibres allowing the release of lactic acids, and prompting ease of movement, eliminating stiffness & restriction.
Neuromuscular /Muscle energy technique to lengthen muscle fibres and increase range of motion.