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Remedial massage

Our remedial massage practitioners work in myofascial techniques: deep tissue massage, fascial stretch therapy, trigger point therapy and more. It is built around helping you recover, sustain your training and restore vitality. Every session includes an assessment, a plan, manual therapy, corrective movement and a reassessment.

Remedial massage at The Spinal Studio

Common Conditions We Help With

We also see back pain, muscle tension, fluid build up, muscle cramping and fatigue, and shoulder soreness.

A remedial massage session at The Spinal Studio

What To Expect

We listen first. You tell us what happened, what you have tried and what you want to get back to.

Then we assess properly and show you what we find as we go, in language that makes sense outside a consult room.

You leave with a plan mapped backwards from your goal, and the one or two things worth starting this week.

The Benefits of Remedial Massage

Circulation
Stimulates blood flow and works through the tension points in your body.
Inflammation
Decreased inflammation and reduced muscle tension.
Mobility
Increased joint mobility through targeted myofascial work.
Maintenance
Routine body maintenance so you can keep performing at your best.

Our Approach

1

Assess

When you arrive at the studio your practitioner asks about your medical history to understand the discomfort.

Assess at The Spinal Studio

2

Restore

We work through a full body session aimed at the root cause of your pain with hands-on manual therapy.

Restore at The Spinal Studio

3

Rebuild

Once the session is done we work with you on a longer plan so the discomfort clears for good.

Rebuild at The Spinal Studio

Meet Our Team

The whole team

A Smarter Approach To Care

Our practitioners work with you in a way that gets results. Every detail matters. They collaborate closely with the other disciplines under this roof to offer complementary care.

FAQs

What is remedial massage?
A hands-on massage that works on musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction. It uses deep tissue techniques to release muscle tension, improve flexibility and restore movement. It suits back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain and headaches.
Remedial or deep tissue massage?
Remedial takes in the whole musculoskeletal system. Deep tissue massage focuses on releasing muscle tension and tightness. A remedial practitioner uses a range of techniques rather than pressure alone.
When should I get a remedial massage?
Consider it for back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain and headaches, or as part of your recovery plan to help prevent the next injury.
Can I claim remedial massage on Medicare?
Medicare does not cover remedial massage directly. You may be able to claim a rebate through private health insurance, depending on your policy.

25% off your first visit

Pop your details in and we will email your code straight away. Then book your first visit online or give your studio a call, and show the code at the front desk when you arrive.

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