Lyn Remedial Massage

I am a qualified remedial massage therapist, I have a Diploma in Remedial Massage and graduated from TAFE NSW in 2013 and a member of ATMS (Australian Traditional Medicine Society) since 2013.

I am experienced and able to provide remedial, deep tissue massage, sports massage Swedish, and reflexology, help pain relief, loosen tight muscles, improve joint flexibility and mobility, improve blood circulation helps to repair damaged tissues, increase healing, and reducing stress, promote a good night's sleep, helping to increase mental clarity and alertness, promote a good night's sleep, helping to increase mental clarity and alertness. Thank you for viewing my profile. Kind Regards.

My Massage service will provide massage such as:

Therapeutic Massage: Therapeutic Massage is manipulation of the soft tissue structures of the body to prevent and alleviate pain, discomfort, muscle spasm and stress.

Deep tissue massage: to clients who clients whom suffer from strain, sprain, sore muscle. Deep Tissue Massage focuses on the deeper layers of muscle tissue, helps to loosen muscle tissues, release toxins from muscles and get blood and oxygen circulating properly, beneficial for many physical problems, including sports injuries and chronic pain

Soft tissue: to clients who suffer from stress anxiety. Soft Tissue Massage is a specific type of massage which aids in relaxing muscles, increases blood circulation and lymph flow, improves the healing time of strained ligaments and muscular tissue, reduces the inflammation of joints and heart rate, improves range of motion and joint flexibility, increases endorphins, strengthens the immune system, decreases spasms, improves oxygen flow and helps to relieve muscle tension. 

Trigger-Point Therapy is a treatment specifically targeting painful or hyper-irritable points in muscular tissue, using press-and-release methods. Such points can occur anywhere in the body, but commonly develop in the neck and shoulder regions of long-term computer users, or as a result of heavy running training. Untreated trigger points can develop into more serious conditions, such as shin splints and compartment syndrome.