How I start your massage
Many of my clients tell me that find the dry compressions over the towel to be the best bit.
Keep readingMany of my clients tell me that find the dry compressions over the towel to be the best bit.
Keep readingIf you tell me you’ve been feeling pain in your shoulders, neck, and lower back, I won’t just leap into randomly pressing on those areas.
Keep readingIt’s the difference between having your leg worked, and having your whole body worked.
Keep readingShoulder pain is so much more than the pain we can feel on the surface.
Keep readingYou can switch off the part of your brain that has to be hyperalert and worry if you’re “doing the massage right”
Keep readingWe can slip away from the 24 hour clock, and be with your body’s clock, instead.
Keep readingYou want to put yourself in the hands of someone who values your massage the same way you do.
Keep readingI have seen clients carry around these judgements for years. After a certain point, they turn into narratives we tell about our bodies.
Keep readingA good massage comes down to centering the client’s body’s sense of time.
Keep readingWhen I place my hands on my clients’ bodies, I often become aware of just how much they’re holding.
Keep readingIts a common misconception that deep tissue is about using heavy pressure to “work out” “knots” that are causing pain.
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