Remedial Massage
What Is Remedial Massage?
Remedial Massage is a therapeutic form of massage designed to assess, treat, and manage muscle pain, tension, and dysfunction throughout the body. It’s one of the most effective natural therapies for improving mobility, reducing pain, and supporting overall wellbeing.
Unlike general relaxation massage, Remedial Massage uses targeted techniques that aim to correct the underlying causes of muscular imbalance, not just the symptoms.
A qualified Remedial Massage Therapist uses clinical assessment, palpation, and specific techniques to locate tight or damaged muscles, stimulate blood flow, and restore normal movement and function.
How Remedial Massage Works
Remedial Massage combines a variety of advanced techniques such as:
Deep Tissue Massage
Myofascial Release
Trigger Point Therapy
Stretching and Mobilisation
Muscle energy techniques
These methods work together to relieve tension, increase circulation, and promote faster healing of soft tissue injuries. By improving muscle tone and flexibility, Remedial Massage supports better posture and long-term physical health.
Benefits of Remedial Massage
Regular remedial massage offers both physical and mental benefits, including:
Relief from chronic pain and muscle tightness
Improved joint mobility and flexibility
Faster recovery from injury or exercise
Reduced stress and anxiety
Improved postural alignment and body awareness
Enhanced circulation and lymphatic flow
Long-term maintenance of musculoskeletal health
What Remedial Massage Can Help Treat
Remedial Massage can help with a wide range of common conditions, such as:
Neck, shoulder, and lower back pain
Headaches and migraines
Sciatica and hip tightness
Sports or workplace injuries
Frozen shoulder and rotator cuff issues
Carpal tunnel and repetitive strain injuries
Postural tension from sitting or physical work
General fatigue, stiffness, and stress
What to Expect in a Session
Each remedial massage session is tailored to your individual needs. Your therapist will begin with a brief consultation to identify areas of pain, tightness, or imbalance.
Treatment may involve firm pressure, stretching, or targeted techniques depending on your goals — whether it’s pain management, injury recovery, or general wellbeing. You may also receive post-treatment advice, such as stretching or mobility exercises, to support ongoing healing.
Remedial Massage for Long-Term Health
Remedial Massage isn’t just for injury or pain — it’s an excellent way to maintain your body’s overall balance and prevent problems from developing. Regular treatments can help keep your muscles healthy, flexible, and functioning optimally, especially for those with active lifestyles, physical jobs, or chronic tension.

