Massage types

What each massage is like.

Every session is fully clothed and oil free. Pick a type, see who offers it, then book with that therapist. Not sure? Book standard and tell your therapist what you are after.

Standard

  • Swedish and relaxation

    Long, flowing strokes at light to medium pressure, for when you want to unwind.

    Bob, Thao

  • Therapeutic massage

    A session aimed at one complaint: a stiff neck, sore shoulders, a tight lower back.

    Katie

  • CranioSacral therapy

    A very light touch at the head, along the spine and at the pelvis. Still and quiet.

    Katie

  • The Global Somatics Process

    Gentle touch, movement and sound, worked out with you as the session goes. No massage strokes.

    Katie

  • Reiki

    Hands resting lightly on the body or held just above it. No pressure and no movement.

    Katie

  • Reflexology

    Thumb and finger pressure on set points of the feet, and sometimes the hands.

    Bob, Nathan, Thao

  • Lymphatic drainage

    Very light, slow, rhythmic strokes that follow the lymph vessels just under the skin.

    Nathan

Premium

  • Deep tissue and sports massage

    Slow, firm pressure into the deeper muscle, for long held tension and hard worked bodies.

    Bob, Thao

  • Myofascial release

    Slow, sustained stretch of the fascia, the thin connective tissue around every muscle.

    Katie

  • Shiatsu

    Japanese finger pressure along the body’s meridians, with stretches. Always done clothed.

    Bob, Nathan

Also on offer

  • Chair massage

    Ten or twenty minutes seated in a massage chair: neck, shoulders, back and arms.

    Every therapist

  • Prenatal massage

    Massage during pregnancy, positioned so you are comfortable as your body changes.

    Nathan, Thao

  • Kids’ massage

    A 30 minute session for anyone 17 or younger, with any of the four therapists.

    Every therapist