Remedial massages utilise specialist corrective techniques designed for rehabilitation, pain relief as well as improving muscle function and mobility. 

Various techniques are used depending on what condition is to be treated as well as individual tolerances and preferences. This particular massage provides a unique healing treatment for when muscles and tendons have become either damaged, impaired, knotted, tense or immobile. 

Book an appointment with one of our remedial massage specialists today to help improve your quality of life. 

The Techniques

A remedial massage involves working the soft tissue to promote relaxation as well as easing day-to-day stress and muscular tension. The techniques used help to increase blood and oxygen supply to the targeted areas, whilst it can also be used in conjunction with other therapies to further assist in the rehabilitation of various muscular injuries. Remedial massage can also help relieve the following ailments:

• Neck & back pain 
• Arthritis 
• Headaches 
• Stress 
• Work & sport injuries 
• Joint pain (knee, elbow, shoulders, etc.) 
• Insomnia 
• Stiffness and restricted movement 

The Benefits

The main focus of this technique is to provide pain relief whilst also providing some other additional benefits, including:

1. Remedial massage can stimulate blood supply which then allows toxins from within the muscles to be removed. 
2. Assists in calming the peripheral nervous system which helps ease pain and discomfort.
3. This focused massage also helps tone and relax targeted muscles which then can improve joint mobility. 
4. Helps ease stiffness and tension which improves the overall general health of cells as well as repairing tissues.

Make an Appointment

A remedial massage holistically treats the entire body to uncover the original cause of discomfort to help heal and provide relief where required. We’re a local based business serving clients in Wodonga, Albury, Lavington and all surrounding areas! To find out if remedial massage is right for you, contact our specialists today.