Deep Tissue Massage
Don't expect to fall asleep during this treatment! Deep tissue massage will focus on your tension points using deep pressure
about
The perfect treatment for those who need a more intense massage, our Deep Tissue Massage focuses on the tightest knots in certain areas of the body to relieve tension and pain. Getting right to the source of the issue in the deeper tissues and muscles, the slow, deliberate strokes are effective at easing chronic pain and repetitive strain injuries, as well as arthritis. The firmer pressure is also useful for postural issues and muscle tightness.
benefits
- Alleviates chronic pain
- Can be beneficial for certain conditions such as arthritis
- Great for sports recovery and injury rehab
- Improves posture and helps those with limited mobility
- Eases neck and back pain
cautions
The massage is firm but should not be too painful.– Let the therapist know if you do experience any pain. Pregnant women should avoid this treatment throughout their entire pregnancy, and it is not suitable for those who are at risk of blood clots. Anyone with a medical condition should consult their medical professional before booking and bring a doctor’s note with them to the treatment (EG: acute flare-up of inflammatory conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, aneurism, local contagious or irritable skin conditions, open sores or wounds, recent surgery, recent burn, varicosities).
Frequently Asked Questions
Deep tissue massage uses firm, sustained pressure and slow strokes to reach deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue. It is particularly effective for chronic tension, knots, and sports-related muscle tightness.
Deep tissue massage can feel intense in areas of tension, but it should never be painful. Your therapist will adjust pressure to your comfort level — always communicate if it feels too strong.
Swedish massage uses lighter, flowing strokes for relaxation. Deep tissue uses slower, firmer pressure targeting specific areas of chronic tension and deeper muscle layers.
Yes — deep tissue massage is one of the most effective treatments for chronic back pain, particularly in the lower back. Many clients book regularly for ongoing relief.
For ongoing muscle tension or chronic pain, we recommend every 2–4 weeks. For maintenance and general wellbeing, once a month is a good starting frequency.
We do not recommend deep tissue massage during pregnancy. We offer specialist prenatal massage which is gentle, safe, and adapted for expecting mothers.
Yes — staying well-hydrated after any massage helps flush metabolic waste released from the muscles. We recommend drinking at least 500ml of water in the hours following your session.