Massage
Massage is a therapy that involves the stretching, rolling and moving of muscles to promote relaxation and this thereby stimulates the body’s natural pain relief mechanisms.
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It can be a slow, rhythmic and often hypnotic movement or a deep, powerful, sustained pressure that enables the ultimate pain relief to tired and aching muscles.
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Massage has a powerful effect on muscles that promotes natural balance of the body tissues and ensures ultimate relaxation and a sense of wellbeing.
At Natural Poise we offer the following massage options.
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Deep Tissue Massage
Deep tissue massage combines conventional relaxation massage and targets deeper muscles within the body. The therapist will use their body weight to stretch and disable areas of increased muscle tone that are causing pain and discomfort. This massage is ideal for persons that have pain due to repetitive movements, poor posture or are actively sporty.
This treatment may include trigger pointing of identified muscular knots. This helps to decrease pain and relieve muscle tightness of overused, stressed muscles. Due to the intensity of this massage, it may feel uncomfortable for up to 48 hours post treatment, this is very normal and will resolve as the body tissues/muscles readjust
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Seated Accupressure Massage
This massage is carried out in a specialised chair to maximise relaxation and comfort. This massage is specifically carried out on the back, shoulders and neck areas with pressure applied to key acupressure points. Seated acupressure massage if ideal for those who are unable to tolerate lying down and wish to have a massage that is more targeted the upper body areas.
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Indian Head Masssage
Indian head massage is a relaxing and exhilarating massage that seeks to soothe and refresh tired shoulders, neck, and head as well as face muscles. This massage can help to de-stress, remove tension and can aid with headache relief.
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Holistic Massage
A gentle relaxing massage which incorporates effleurage to encourage lymph drainage as well as gentle hacking to stimulate the circulatory and nervous systems, with additional muscle rolling strokes that aim to provide reduction in pain and improve muscle flexibility. This massage aims to promote relaxation and rejuvenation of muscles.
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