MASSAGE
Massage is an instinctive human response that when we bump ourselves that we rub it and the 'ouch' soon goes away. This basic instinct has been slowly developed over the countless generations into a sophisticated healing art and science.
Professional therapeutic massage is an age-old healing art, which can alleviate physical, mental and emotional ailments. The practice dates to the Chinese in 3000 BC. Other references in the bible refer to anointing the body with oil. In 460 BC, Hypocrites prescribed it as a beneficial treatment for his patients.
In one form or another, it developed in all the nations of the old World. Hippocrates, who is considered a father of medicine, said that all physicians should have experience of the techniques of rubbing, It is recognised that rubbing can bind a joint that is too loose and loosen a joint that is too rigid. Furthermore, rubbing can make the flesh and cause parts to waste, it is these latter beliefs that are so important for those concerned with figure improvement. In 1813, the Royal Central Institute was established in Stockholm, Sweden, and here the known massage movements were studied scientifically and systematised.
This was the most important single development in the field in modern times and it is because of this that remedial massage is often called "Swedish".
Swedish Body Massage
Relax and unwind with a hands on body massage and feel the full benefits to the mind, body and soul.
Indian Head Massage
This stimulating therapy concentrates on the upper part of the body. It is excellent for stress relief, blood flow and reducing tension in the neck and shoulders.
A course of six treatments is recommended. Pay for 5 treatments and get 1 free to complete the course.
Reflexology
This ancient form of massage works on the foot alone. Each foot represents part of the human body, using this technique imbalances in the body become evident, enabling the therapist to correct and re-balance the whole body.
This treatment has many health benefits including stress relief, lymphatic drainage and an overall sense of well-being.
A course of six treatments is recommended. Pay for 5 treatments and get 1 free to complete the course.
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