fullHolistic Full Body Massage

What is Massage?

It is the use of hands, or mechanical means to manipulate the soft tissues of the body - particularly the muscles.

It can be used for relaxation, stimulation or rehabilitation of the whole or part of the body.

The word ‘Massage’ originates from many different languages - in some it means ‘to knead’ - others ‘to rub’ - others ‘to touch or feel’.

All of these are fundamental to massage.

Massage is a non-threatening, non-invasive and very natural therapy. It soothes, stimulates, comforts and is instinctive.  Often when we hurt ourselves - we instinctively rub or touch the affected place - massage is an extension of this instinctive and natural method of soothing aches and pains. 

Most people from children to adults can benefit from massage treatments.

 

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Some of the benefits are:-

  • Can improve Blood Circulation.
  • The Nervous System can be either soothed or stimulated.
  • The Lymphatic System is improved and the flow of lymph is stimulated to the lymph glands which aids the elimination of waste and toxins.
  • Can also benefit the Digestive System as absorption in the abdomen is improved and may relieve constipation.
  • Improves the Muscular System by relieving muscular tension due to the removal  of waste products.  
  • Can help prevent muscular wastage resulting from injury.
  • It can soften and nourish skin (depending  on medium used), also helps improve skin’s texture and tone.
  • Can help to soften fatty tissue deposits.Is relaxing, stress relieving and promotes a general feeling of well-being. 

Come and have a lovely massage in my cosy treatments rooms.

I passed my Anatomy & Physiology at Middlesex School for Complementary Medicine, and My Massage Course at the Carlton Institute.  

Naturally I am fully insured for all my treatments


Covering Bovingdon, Hemel Hempstead, Kings Langley, Chipperfield, Amersham, Chesham, Berkhamsted, Tring, St Albans, Watford and the surrounding area's in Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire

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