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Woman's Remedial Massage
A specific, clinical application of soft tissue massage. 
Remedial massage is more than just relaxation; it is a clinical tool used to address specific pain, structural issues, and systemic health conditions.
  • Chronic Pain and "Desktop" Ailments
  • Increasing blood flow and mobility to the joint capsules to reduce stiffness.
  • Balancing muscle tone to prevent sudden spasms during activity.
  • It lowers cortisol (stress hormone) while increasing serotonin and dopamine (feel-good chemicals).
  • The firm, rhythmic pressure improves blood and lymph flow, which helps the immune system and speeds up the body's natural healing.
Tuina Massage
Tuina massage, is a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) technique that uses elbow, hands and fingers to stimulate acupuncture points, meridians, and muscle groups to promote the flow of qi (vital energy) and treat imbalances. It's similar to acupuncture but without needles, using pressure, kneading, and other techniques to address pain and muscle tension. 
Potential Benefits:
  • Pain Relief: Tuina can help alleviate pain associated with musculoskeletal problems, headaches, and other conditions. 
  • Reduced Muscle Tension: It can be effective in reducing muscle tension and stiffness. 
  • Improved Circulation: By stimulating meridians and muscle groups, tuina can improve blood circulation and promote healing. 
  • Stress Relief: It can promote relaxation and reduce stress levels. 
  • Increased Energy: By balancing qi and improving circulation, tuina can help increase energy levels. 
Face and Scalp Acupressure

Regularly facial acupressure massage can help reduce strain on the eyes and improve vision clarity - as well as providing overall health benefits like reducing stress and improving skin complexion.

​Scalp acupressure massages feel good for two reasons: one, they promote the release of happy hormones like serotonin, so you'll notice that your mood lifts during treatment. Secondly, a scalp massage stimulates small muscles and blood vessels near the brain, which are highly receptive to touch.

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