Massage Therapy
TUES - FRI
Penrith Women’s Health Centre provides therapeutic massage services with our accredited massage therapists.
Penrith Women’s Health Centre offers professional massage therapy services to women aged 18 and over.
What is massage therapy?
Massage therapy involves manipulating muscles and soft tissues to improve health and well-being. It encompasses various manual techniques and massage styles. Our massage therapist offers relaxation and remedial massage to reduce the impacts of physical pain and improve overall health and wellbeing. On your first visit our massage therapist will take a thorough history to discuss your needs and tailor your massage accordingly. .
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About Mel:
Mel specialises in Aromatherapy, Relaxation, Pregnancy, Facial Massage, Scalp Massages, and Reflexology. Known for her "magic hands," Mel has been providing massage therapy for 10 years, helping clients relax, rejuvenate, and restore.
Remedial Massage:
A firm pressure massage targeting tight or sore muscles with deep tissue techniques and trigger points. Ideal for specific pain issues, leaving you relaxed and loose.
Relaxation Massage:
A gentle to medium pressure massage that slows the mind and relaxes the body. This nurturing approach leaves you feeling warm, rejuvenated, and relaxed.
Pregnancy Massage:
A gentle relaxation massage that slows the mind and relaxes the body. Pressure and positioning is adapted to ensure that mother and baby are comfortable and safe. No aromatherapy will be used during pregnancy massage.
Stress reduction
Relax the body and calm the mind to reduce stress and anxiety.
Pain relief
Alleviate the symptoms of acute or chronic pain and discomfort, including headaches, back pain, menstrual cramps, joint pain, and injury-related pain.
Improved circulation
Enhance blood flow and reduce inflammation.
Improved sleep
Promote relaxation and ease muscle tension for deeper, more restful sleep.
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