Pain management for general musculoskeletal problems. Chronic headaches, chronic muscle tension, nerve conduction, chronic myositis, etc.
What is clinical deep-tissue massage?
Clinical deep-tissue massage is a specialised treatment for general musculoskeletal problems. The work targets muscle and fascia rather than providing surface-level relaxation only.
What is treated?
Among the issues addressed are chronic headaches lasting around three months or longer, chronic muscle tension in the neck, shoulders and back, nerve conduction caused by muscle tension, plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow, and neck and jaw problems.
How does the treatment work?
A hot and cold steel scraping method is used for various fascia, muscle and mobility problems, alongside focused manual work. Exercises are included. The session lasts 45 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
How is deep-tissue different from relaxation massage?
Clinical deep-tissue massage treats musculoskeletal problems by working specifically on muscle and fascia, rather than providing surface-level relaxation only.
Can it help with chronic headaches?
Chronic headaches lasting around three months or longer are among the issues the treatment addresses, along with chronic muscle tension in the neck and shoulders.
What is steel scraping (IASTM)?
It is a method where a purpose-made tool is used — hot or cold — to work on fascia, muscle and mobility problems.