Therapeutic Massage Treatments
Thai Massage Based Treatments by Professionals
Massage for Migraine Support
A gentle, targeted treatment designed to help ease muscle tension, encourage deep relaxation and support overall wellbeing for those who experience migraines.
The treatment focuses on key areas such as the neck, shoulders, scalp and temples, using specialised massage techniques to release tight muscles and address sensitive trigger points that may contribute to headaches and discomfort.
By calming the nervous system and encouraging relaxation, massage may help reduce stress, ease feelings of anxiety and promote better sleep. It may also support healthy circulation and help the body manage physical tension associated with stress.
This soothing treatment aims to provide relief from muscular discomfort, restore a sense of balance and leave you feeling calmer, refreshed and more relaxed.
Please note: Massage is a complementary treatment that may help manage muscular tension and stress associated with migraines, but it is not a cure for migraines or a replacement for prescribed medication or medical advice. If your migraines are frequent, severe or worsening, we recommend consulting your GP.
60 min - ££
Massage for Sciatica Support
A targeted therapeutic treatment designed to help ease muscular tension, relieve discomfort and improve mobility for those experiencing sciatica-related symptoms.
Sciatica can cause pain that travels from the lower back through the buttocks and down the leg, sometimes accompanied by tingling, numbness or weakness.
This treatment focuses on the lower back, buttocks, hips and thighs, using specialised massage techniques to release tight muscles, address sensitive trigger points and ease tension in the surrounding fascia (connective tissue). By relaxing these areas, massage may help reduce muscular discomfort associated with irritation of the sciatic nerve.
Massage also encourages healthy blood circulation, supporting the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to the muscles while promoting relaxation and recovery. Gentle therapeutic techniques may help improve flexibility around the hips and lower back, reduce stiffness and encourage more comfortable movement.
This soothing yet focused treatment aims to ease muscular aches, promote relaxation and support long-term comfort and overall wellbeing.
Please note: Massage is a complementary treatment and does not replace medical assessment or treatment for sciatica. If symptoms persist, worsen or affect your daily activities, we recommend consulting your GP or physiotherapist. Seek urgent medical attention if you experience new bladder or bowel problems, numbness around the groin or rapidly worsening leg weakness.
60 min - ££
Massage for Frozen Shoulder Support
A targeted therapeutic treatment designed to help ease muscle tension, reduce stiffness and improve comfort around the shoulder joint.
Using specialised massage techniques, this treatment focuses on relaxing tight muscles, releasing sensitive trigger points and easing tension in the surrounding soft tissues of the shoulders, neck and upper back. Massage may also help encourage healthy blood circulation, improve muscular flexibility and promote relaxation, supporting more comfortable movement and everyday activities.
Please note: Massage is a complementary treatment and does not replace medical assessmentFrozen shoulder affects the shoulder joint capsule, and massage alone cannot resolve the condition. We recommend consulting your GP or physiotherapist for appropriate advice and treatment.
60 min - ££
Massage for Tennis Elbow Support
A targeted therapeutic treatment designed to help ease muscular tension, reduce discomfort and improve flexibility around the elbow and forearm.
Using specialised massage techniques, this treatment focuses on relaxing tight forearm muscles, addressing sensitive trigger points and easing tension in the surrounding soft tissues and tendons. Massage may also encourage healthy blood circulation, reduce muscular stiffness and support more comfortable movement during everyday activities.
This focused treatment aims to relieve muscular discomfort, promote relaxation and support overall arm mobility and wellbeing.
Please note: Massage is a complementary treatment and does not replace medical assessment or physiotherapy. Tennis elbow involves irritation of the tendons around the outer elbow. If pain persists, worsens or affects your daily activities, we recommend consulting your GP or physiotherapist.
60 min - ££