Remedial massage helps to alleviate muscle tension, improve circulation, and reduce stress, promoting overall physical and mental well-being. It also aids in the healing of injuries by increasing flexibility, reducing pain, and enhancing the body's natural recovery processes.
At Health, we believe in the powerful synergy of remedial massage and colonic therapies to enhance overall wellness. Remedial massage can help release tension and improve digestive function, making your body more receptive to the benefits of colonic hydrotherapy. We like our patients to gain an understanding of why their body hurts and why it is functioning the way it is, and that often requires more individual assessment. Yes, we want to relieve your aches and pains through our qualified Remedial Massage service, but it's equally important to explore options so that you can look after your own wellness, by getting to know your own body better.
We believe your massage therapist should uphold a minimum standard of somebody who is second or third year trained in anatomy and Physiology trained. This is so we understand what treatments work best as an overall approach to your health. It is part of our values that our team of multi-disciplinary practitioners take an overall look at your health rather than treat 'syptoms'.
This is largely why we will ask clients to complete their online health history. Massaging someone who has flu symptoms for example, is the worst thing we can do because the virus gets pushed all around the body,. Without that preliminary information we can't really comment on the whether massage is the most suitable treatment or not. With a health assessment, you can keep your appointment knowing that your practitioner has your best interest in mind and may recommend an alternate treatment, for example supply you with a supplement that's going to help your immune response.
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