Frequently Asked Questions
For further details please see my contact page.
- Do you have a bathroom?
- How do I pay?
- How long will a treatment last?
- What is Seated Acupressure/On-site Massage?
- What is Swedish Massage?
- What is Remedial Massage?
- Do you do Deep Tissue Massage?
- Are you a member of, or accredited by an association or professional body?
- Where did you train?
- How long have you been qualified?
Yes, bathroom facilities are available at all my treatment room locations.
I accept cash or cheque. You may also buy gift vouchers on line using a card via PayPal.
At your first treatment we will have a confidential consultation regarding your health and discuss the best treatment for you, so please allow additional time for this.
I offer 20, 30, 60 or 90 minute treatments from £20 to £50
20 minutes is usually booked for Seated Acupressure Treatments and follow-up Remedial treatments to work on a specific injury.
30 minute treatments allow time for a partial Swedish/Remedial Massage, such as neck, back and shoulders or back, legs and feet.
60-90 minute treatments are booked for a full treatment and optimal relaxation.
A versatile and powerful massage performed through the receiver's clothes in a specially designed ultra-comfortable chair. The treatment combines traditional Japanese massage with Western methods covering the back, neck, shoulders arms and hands where tension often builds up. Making this an ideal treatment to have 'on-site' at your conference, event or workplace which is popular worldwide.
The classic western massage using oil and long flowing strokes. It was developed in the 1700's by a Swedish doctor named Per Henrik Ling.
It helps remedy muscular dysfunctions. The aim of remedial massage is to identify the root cause of a disorder, treating the source as well as the symptoms of the dysfunction. The treatment is tailor made to every client, along with relevant homecare advice to speed up recovery time.
Yes! Remedial Massage incorporates 'deep tissue' along with many more techniques.
I am a full member of the Association of Physical and Natural Therapists and registered with the British Complementary Medicine Association where I am bound to a professional code of ethics and practice.
The School of Bodywork at Exeter Natural Health Centre
I started my initial training in 2002 and I continue with post graduate courses to present day.
I believe we never stop learning. I love my profession as I am continuously learning new skills.