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Advanced Clinical Massage Therapy

Advanced Clinical Massage Therapy, also known as remedial massage, uses a combination of massage and advanced bodywork techniques to treat injuries, soft tissue damage and muscular problems, giving the recipient relief from muscle pain, thereby improving posture, assisting with healing and helping with relaxation.

Many pain conditions come about as a result of problems with the soft tissue in the body. For example, when muscles become tight and stiff, causing pain and restriction of joint movement.

My intention as a Clinical Massage therapist is to restore the body to a natural, pain free state. Lower back pain, neck and shoulder pain and frozen shoulder are just a few of the common ailments that massage can help.

The intended outcome that I work towards is that pain is reduced or eliminated and that range of movement is enhanced. This, in turn, increases flexibility and decreases stress, both physical and mental. Through an initial consultation, I acquire a ‘picture’ of who you are, how you use your body and what stressors may exist for you. Positive results are generally achieved within 3 to 6 sessions, with the number of sessions varying depending on the severity of the injury being treated.

My training encompasses many techniques or protocols and includes the following; Hot stones,  myofascial release, Trigger point therapy, soft tissue release, stretching and Thai Massage. These techniques work holistically to ensure that your pain free goals get met, and by focusing on outcome orientated therapy, this translates as you getting the result you  need in a way that is economical in both time and money.

Restorative Yoga (individual or groups)

Having taught successfully in the Brighton area for 10 years, I am delighted to be able to offer my unique style of teaching here in Falmouth.

For clients receiving therapeutic massage; I design a routine of simple, gentle stretches to aid your personal recovery, targeted to work exactly those areas that need attention. This speeds up and enhances my work in clinic.

Yoga classes for non-clients: Restorative says it all! My classes are small; ideally 4 or less people, great fun and very relaxing. Leave the world behind as I help you stretch and strengthen your body, assisting each individual to obtain the best from the session, beginner or experienced practitioner alike.

It’s not surprising that some past students have mentioned ‘floating’ home afterwards.

One to one’s also available at £55 per session. Group classes £10 per person.

Thai Yoga Massage

With its roots in Buddhism, traditionally practiced by temple monks, Thai Yoga Massage is the physical application of Metta or ‘loving kindness’.

Combining passive (I do the work) Yoga stretches, with acupressure, reflexology, massage and deep relaxation techniques, the recipient feels energized and renewed after each session.

Known throughout the world for improving flexibility, reducing stress and for balancing the body’s nervous system, Thai Yoga Massage has an astonishing ability to retune the body, mind and spirit. So, why wait!

The massage takes place on a Futon on the floor and the client remains clothed (please wear loose, comfortable clothing) and I recommend that you do not consume a large meal within the 2 hours prior to the session. No previous knowledge of Yoga is required.

Thai Yoga Massage is £65 for 60 minutes or £85 for 90 minutes.

What is the Jing Institute?

In this episode of Jing TV! Meghan Mari and Rachel Fairweather look at the difference between an advanced clinical massage therapist, a sports massage therapist, remedial massage, a holistic massage therapist.

If you are creating outcome based treatments, taking the whole person into account – including the emotional/social state of the person, using east meets west techniques, and addressing chronic pain pathologies – then we think you are an advanced clinical therapist!