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What is Therapeutic Swedish
Massage?
Massage has been around for centuries, with early evidence in
China 5000 years ago. India, Egypt, Japan, Greeks and Romans have all
added their “spin” on the techniques and treatments. Therapeutic (Swedish) Massage is the manual manipulation of the soft
tissues surrounding the muscles in order to promote health and well-being. Specific massage
techniques are used to help rid the body of toxins and waste within the muscles
and joints, by stimulating the circulation and lymphatic drainage. In addition
slower, lighter movements are used to calm the mind and nerve endings and
promote the release of endorphins (the body's natural painkillers).
It has many
benefits, and is a powerful healing tool that enhances physical and emotional
health, encouraging the body to heal itself without the use of chemicals.
What will it do for me?
- reduce your stress and induce deep relaxation
- work on your tired and aching muscle tissue, releasing knots and tightness
- improve your blood and
lymphatic circulation
- help to cleanse your body of toxins and impurities
- balance your whole system, allowing all organs and systems of the
body to function better
- revitalise your energy and overcome
- improve the tone and condition of the skin
What to expect during a treatment
- Treatment time approximately 60 minutes depending on treatment booked
- Full Consultation or discussion with regards to previous treatment
- During treatment client is undressed, but client modesty is maintained at
all times
- Client is reclined on the couch
- Treatment is delivered with speed and depth of strokes depending on the
massage needed - relaxing, stimulating, lymphatic
- On completion of the
treatment, the client relaxes with water offered
- Client dresses
- Discussion of the therapist's findings and delivery of aftercare advice
- Agreement of treatment plan
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