CLINICAL MASSAGE, also known as medical massage, is a specialised treatment that is designed to address chronic musculoskeletal pain using tried and tested advanced soft tissue and massage techniques.

Effective with most types of chronic musculoskeletal pain including; specific back pain, sciatica, neck pain conditions, recent or old whiplash, headaches, frozen shoulder, sports injuries, knee problems, nerve conditions, ligament and tendon issues. As well as systemic conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and many other conditions which are often deemed 'untreatable' by conventional medicine.

Treatments are tailored to meet your unique needs and health goals and the therapists can work closely with you, ensuring optimal results for your specific condition using a variety of specialised techniques, such as heat (hot stones), trigger point therapy, myofascial release, muscle energy techniques, stretching, K-tape, self-care and rehabilitation.

Clinical massage is also about educating self-care practices, including rehabilitation exercises, that can complement the treatments and contribute to long-term improvement so you are empowered to help yourself.

Clinical massage can be beneficial for a wide range of health conditions and some of the conditions we have helped are:

• Sciatica
• Frozen Shoulder
• IT Band friction syndrome
• Nerve pain and impingement
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Osteoarthritis
• Rotator Cuff injuries
• Knee Injuries and pain
• Hip pain
• Migraines and headaches
• Chronic lower back pain
• Herniated disc
• Chronic neck pain
• Sports Injuries
• Plantar fascitis
• Achilles tendinopathy

For autoimmune, digestive and other autonomic conditions please see Myofascial Release

Please note TMD is a separate treatment as it involves intra-oral work that not all therapists are trained in, see here for details.

Clinical Massage is available with Katerina, Lee, Danielle, Zuzana, Lara and Tina

Prices from £70 , by therapist see here

Please note that clinical massage therapists do not diagnose conditions, we assess and refer to medical practioners for further investigation, if relevent. We always recommend you seek help from your GP for any medical concerns.