Aromatherapy Massage

Using carefully blended oils to reflect your individual needs be they physical or psychological

Half hour treatment £20.00
(actual time 25 mins)

This can be to tailored to your requirements working on the neck/shoulder and scalp or a back neck and shoulder, possibly a leg treatment to ease tired aching legs or help with cellulite and fat tissue.

1hour treatment: £35.00
(actual time 55 mins)

This is generally applied to a body massage.

Scalp Massage added for £10.00 (normally £15)

Indian Head Massage

Indian Head Massage (IHM) £25.00
Indian Head Massage is a treatment based on old Ayurvedic techniques involving work on the upper back, shoulders, neck, scalp and face. A variety of massage movements are used to relieve accumulated tension, stimulate circulation and restore joint movement. IHM is also used to aid the condition and health of the hair, particularly when combined with the use of natural organic oils.

Indian Head Massage is used by practitioners to help reduce stress and fatigue, increase mental clarity, and relax and rejuvenate the receiver. A treatment will last 30mins

Reflexology

Reflexology is a form of complementary medicine and involves a method of treatment using massage to reflex areas found in the feet (This treatment can be performed on the hands if necessary).

A treatment will last between 45-60 mins.

£25.00 per treatment

Course price for 5 sessions £100.00

Sports/Injury Massage

This is a corrective massage to encourage muscular alignment to muscle groups that are strained from overuse. The massage is deep and specific, concentrating on the muscles that are tight and stiff.

30min treatment £25.00

Course price £20.00 per treatment, minimum of 5 treatments @ fortnightly interval. Complete payment required.

Hopi Ear Candles (Thermo-Auricular Therapy) £23.00

This treatment can help with many conditions associated with the ears, nose, throat and head. This treatment is accompanied with a massage of the ears and scalp.

What is Reflexology?

Reflexology is a form of complementary medicine and involves a method of treatment using massage to reflex areas found in the feet and the hands. Most commonly, the feet are used as the areas to be treated.

It is said to have originated in China some 5000 years ago, when pressure therapy was used to correct energy fields in the body. It was not until around 1913 that the therapy was introduced to the west by an American ear, nose and throat consultant, Dr William Fitzgerald.

In the feet, there are reflex areas corresponding to all the parts of the body and these areas are arranged in such a way as to form a map of the body in the feet with the right foot corresponding to the right side of the body and the left foot to the left side of the body. Thus, it becomes possible to treat the whole body. This latter point is an important factor of a natural therapy and allows not only symptoms to be treated but also their causes.

It is thought that illness occurs when 'energy channels' in the body are blocked, causing damage to one area or another. Massage is aimed at destroying these blocks, allowing energy to flow freely again and so to heal the damage.

Reflexology does not claim to be a "cure all", but numerous different disorders seem to be responding well to this natural therapy. These disorders include such things as migraine, sinus problems, hormonal imbalances, breathing difficulties, digestive problems, circulatory problems, back problems, tension and stress.