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Alternative Treatments

These alternative treatments are included within all massage services booked, if required. Get in touch to find out more.

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Myofacial Dry Cupping Therapy

Facilitate healing with increased blood flow

This can be used in conjunction with other alternative therapies. It takes into account the whole person and helps activate each patient’s natural healing processes as well as restoring their physical and emotional well-being.

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Kinesiology Tape Application

An elastic sports tape designed to relieve pain while supporting muscles, tendons, and ligaments.

It gently allows the free flow of blood and lymphatic fluid to cleanse and heal the inflammation without the use of medications or surgery. This special tape helps to improve circulation, support muscles, allow the internal injury to heal, and help prevent further muscle injury while still allowing motion.

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Ultrasound Therapy

Promote Healing and Decrease Pain

A technique which utilises sound waves (which cause vibration) to decrease pain or improve joint function. These vibrations occur at high frequency—so high that the vibrations are undetectable to the person receiving ultrasound treatment.

Massage and Soft Tissue Techniques 

  • Effleurage

  • Petrissage

  • Tapotement

  • Deep Friction

  • Soft Tissue Release (STR)

  • Myofascial Release Techniques

  • Neuro Muscular Techniques (NMT)

  • Trigger Pointing

  • Positional Release

  • Muscle Energy Techniques (MET)

  • Joint Mobilisation

  • Comprehensive Rehabilitation advice

SOME COMMON INJURIES THAT CAN BE TREATED:

*Achilles Tendinopathy                         *Ankle Sprain (Lateral/ Medial)                         *Stress Fractures                      *Achilles Tendon Bursitis                      *Plantar Fasciitis                                                *Shin Splints (MTSS)                      *Compartment Syndrome                     *Calf Muscle Strain                                             *Collateral Knee Ligament sprain      *Cruciate Ligament Strain                     *Osgood Schlatters Disease                             *Meniscal Tear 
*Patello Femoral Syndrome                  *Prepatellar Bursitis                                           *Osteoarthritis of the Knee
*Iliotibial Band Syndrome                      *Trochanteric Bursitis                                        *Hamstring and Quadriceps Strain
*Rotator Cuff Strain                                *Adhesive Capsulitis                                         *AC Joint Separation
*Deltoid Muscle Strain                            *Dislocated Shoulder                                        *‘Golfers’ Elbow
*‘Tennis’ Elbow                                       *Shoulder Impingement Syndrome                  *Lower Back Pain
*Upper Back Pain                                   *Torticolis                                                            *Whiplash
*Sciatica

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