Massage Woolgoolga
Remedial & Sports Massage
At The Physio Movement, our Woolgoolga Remedial Massage therapists work towards maintaining your health and preventing ongoing tightness and pain. They take a proactive approach to your health and wellbeing.
What Is Sports Massage/Remedial Massage?
Remedial massage is a firm pressure massage which compliments our multi discipline healthcare clinic at The Physio Movement. Many of our patients benefit from a regular remedial massage, and is ideal for maintenance if you do not have a particular injury.
Our Physiotherapists and Chiropractors will often refer patients who witness general feelings of stiffness and tightness, who would benefit from a firm pressure massage. All of our Massage treatments are individualised and your therapist will adjust the pressure accordingly. Sports massage help to stretch the muscle tissues and reduce feelings of tightness and stiffness.
Remedial massage at The Physio Movement focuses on long, soothing, firm pressure hands-on techniques and can incorporate myofascial release or trigger point.
Massage at TPM is Health Care Claimable.
What does a Remedial Massage therapist Do?
At TPM Woolgoolga Massage we pride ourself on quality patient care, meaning our appointments are designed specifically for you.
- Deep touch to manipulate the muscles and other soft tissues of the body
- Pre and Post Sport massage
- Friendly and professional service
- Evidence based approach
- Motivated clinicians
- Welcoming and open environment.
Your Physio Movement Massage therapist has undergone many years of education to achieve their expertise status.
Our Massage therapists have keen interest in
- Sports massage
- Deep tissue massage
- Spinal and headache
- Injury prevention
- Post race recovery
- DOMS
Our team are focused solely on you, meaning one patient at a time. Our treatment will never incorporate outdated machines but rather modern results proven techniques.
Conditions we see for Massage
Deep Tissue Massage is a great choice if you suffer from:
- Muscle tension
- Myofascial pain syndrome (trigger point syndrome)
- Neck Pain
- Back Pain primarily by muscle tension
- Joint Pain
- Sciatica
- Headaches
- Whiplash
- Sporting Injuries
- Ankle and foot injuries
- Arthritic Conditions
- Shoulder pain
- Work Related Injuries
- Hip pain
- Knee pain
- Postural problems that lead to chronically shortened muscles
Whether you are looking for pain relief, or working towards maintaining a healthy lifestyle, The Physio Movement can get you there.
