Massage on Chevron
Massage Therapy in Gold Coast

Ready for a massage? Well this is a simple question to answer. For an appointment or just to learn more, please call Neil. I am located on Chevron Island in a private studio with shower facilities, and also offer a mobile service to enable you to relax at home after your massage. Visit the ‘Australian Association of Massage Therapists’ website to locate your local, qualified massage specialist. Please ensure your therapist is qualified. Always ask what level of qualification has been obtained to ensure you do not expose yourself to possible injury or aggravation of a condition. For example, did you know that there are times when you shouldn’t have a massage as it may be detrimental to your condition?. Firstly, it is important for your health and wellbeing to only trust your body to a trained, professional therapist. Your body functions as a complete unit and it is important that it is treated as such. I feel privileged to have treated so many people and look forward to helping you too. What should you expect from a massage? Massage therapy is so much more than just the placing of hands on a body. Prior to your massage I will ask you a series of questions and perform some tests to identify the causes of your discomfort and then design an individual treatment plan for you. During your massage, I will work the tension out of stiff and sore muscles with a variety of remedial techniques to help you feel more balanced and relaxed. Each one of my clients present a unique need as each of us react in our own way to stress, injury, illness, under-use, overuse, emotional upheaval and life in general. These dysfunctions may result in headaches, tight and painful muscles, loss of range of movement or muscle weakness. and fascia). (Soft tissue refers to your muscle, tendons, ligaments. I am a qualified Remedial Massage Therapist and I am trained in the techniques to identify and correct soft tissue dysfunction. When you are feeling stress, tension or fatigue it is your bodies way of saying: “Hey! Something is not right here, pain, I’m not in balance”. Simply listen to your body. (more).