MASSAGE & BODYWORK
At Essential Therapies we are massage experts and our advanced, multidisciplinary bodywork training allows us
to deliver treatments that are as effectual as they are enjoyable.
So whichever treatment you opt for, you can relax, safe in the knowledge that you are in good hands!
Our training includes:
Swedish Massage
Remedial Massage
Sports Massage
Dry Cupping
Trigger Point Therapy
Myofascial Release
Aromatherapy
Maternity Massage
Hot Stone Massage
Indian Head Massage
Thai Foot Massage
& Much More.
Many of our clients find immense benefit in coming for a regular 4-6 weekly treatment,
simply because they feel the many benefits, and enjoy the ritual.
If you have any questions then please contact Kaya who will be happy to help you.
Do You Have Tech Neck?
Tech neck, forward head posture, frontal cross, there are many names for this postural imbalance, but I can honestly say that in over a decade of practicing bodywork and having had my hands on literally thousands of bodies, 'tech neck' is by far the most common complaint I see in my clinical practice.
We now find ourselves fully immersed in the age of information, technology and screen-time are an inescapable aspect of most of our daily lives.
Bodywork and self-care are the antidote!
I'll loosen your tight muscles and show you how to strengthen the weak, over stretched muscles that you need to regain good posture. You'll also be given home care advice and exercises, helping you to reverse symptoms and prevent future problems.
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Book in for a 1hr Restorative Massage & Bodywork session with Kaya to bring your posture back into alignment.
Aromatherapy
We use a selection of aromatherapy oil blends in all of our massage & bodywork treatments unless otherwise requested.
These beautiful oils are certified organic by the soil association and are made in small batches in the UK.
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Essential oils are aromatic and highly concentrated substances extracted from parts of trees, plants, flowers and fruit.
Aromatherapy is not new - evidence of the use of aromatic oils dates back almost 3,000 years BC with the ancient Egyptians making use of their medicinal, cosmetic and spiritual benefits.
