I offer Sports Massage Therapy to my students and individuals with referrals from their GP or health professional. This takes place in my Garden Studio Clinic. 
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Sports massage uses specialised techniques which can reduce muscle tightness and improve circulation. It can also be a wonderful way to aid general relaxation, releasing tension and stress. Specifically, it can be beneficial for:​​
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  • Muscle or joint pain 
  • Muscle tightness
  • DOMS (delayed onset muscle soreness)
  • Sciatica & other chronic pain
  • Restricted movement ​
  • Muscular Fatigue and cramp ​
  • Injury treatment and prevention
Physical and mental benefits include:
  • Helping you feel calm and relaxed
  • Reducing anxiety and tension
  • Aiding circulation and flushing toxins from the body
  • Increasing energy levels
  • Reducing pain by relaxing muscles and releasing natural, pain-killing endorphins
  • Relaxing and stretching muscles, loosening tight muscles and cramps
  • Increasing range of motion and flexibility
  • Aiding sleep​
Massage in Pregnancy
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Pregnant women can reap all the same benefits of massage therapy mentioned above. This can be particularly helpful at a time when the body is changing and the mother may experience pregnancy related discomforts, anxieties, fatigue and/or insomnia. Massage can be used to target particular discomforts, or as a means of relaxation, allowing the mother to take time for herself and gain a sense of peace and wellbeing. Pregnancy massage is performed in a side-lying position, thoroughly supported by pillows and bolsters. It can also be practiced in a supported seated supine position where appropriate.  

Sports massage sessions can be booked directly (email [email protected]) and last 1 hour.
​Prices:
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Regular price: £60 / hour
Regular CatrionaYoga students & family members are offered a 15% discount.

Students or referrals only.
Book directly: [email protected]
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