Soft Tissue Therapy
Remedial and Orthopaedic Massage helps to remedy tension and posture and ease muscular aches and pain.
The goals of remedial and orthopaedic massage therapy are to:
- Reduce swelling and decrease pain
- Promote healing
- Maintain fitness and strength
- Restore muscle balance through range of motion and strength
- Relaxation
- Prevent re-injury: minimise further injury the affected local tissue
The overall aim of Remedial and Orthopaedic Massage is to reduce pain and increase range of motion/movement.
This is a specialized type of massage therapy to work intensively with a range of techniques such as deep tissue massage and mobilisation techniques on localised areas of the body. Treatment techniques may involve the use of heat, cold, Remedial massage techniques, stretching and exercises to restore mobility and strength.
Mary Sarah Eldridge has experienced pain for many years in the past prior to discovering the benefits of remedial therapy for herself;
‘Following years of back pain problems and sciatica, when I was a teacher, and having tried many different therapies I discovered the benefits of Remedial Massage. This therapy helped retrain my muscles to release from spasm and hold themselves in a more relaxed and pain-free position. I no longer suffer from the debilitating pain and fear of re-injury and have learnt techniques to self- maintain good back and neck health with no pain and greater flexibility.’