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Laura's Remedial Massage

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25.01.2022 Still a couple PM times available for massages this week, get in quick! To book message or call 0417 165 051

24.01.2022 Hey guys, exciting news! I am currently half way through a dry needling course which means after the 17th of August I will be adding dry needling to my remedial and Swedish massage practice! Try dry needling as an alternative method of releasing those nasty trigger points, or combine needling and massage to leave you feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. If you have had dry needling before or want to try it out, send me an inbox or a message 0417165051

21.01.2022 Thank you everyone for the amazing response to my new page, over 100 likes overnight!! To show my appreciation I'll be running a special for the next week until Sunday 18th.. 1 hour massages for only $50!! And it just so happens to coincide with the week after Mother's Day So grab your mum a massage and save yourself some cash. Any bookings for a later date, still made in the next week, will also receive the discount. Inbox me or message on 0417165051. Thanks again guys!!

21.01.2022 This week, Thursday afternoon appointments still available! Massage- Remedial & Swedish, Dry needling, Vacuum cupping and don't forget Personal training also available. Call or message me 0417165051 or inbox :)

17.01.2022 Get in quick for a Friday afternoon massage.. filing up fast only a few places left to wind down before the weekend! :) message or inbox 0417165051

16.01.2022 The countdown to Christmas is on! Pamper your loved ones with a massage- Gift Vouchers Available now

15.01.2022 Busiest time of year approaching fast, and I thought we were all busy enough as it is! Don't miss out on making your appointment, call or text 0417165051

13.01.2022 Many people have been asking me about my Dry Needling and its similarities to acupuncture, so I thought i'd briefly explain.. While there definatly are some similarities between the two; both using sterile thin filament needles and both being inserted into the skin and muscle, the differences lie in the intent and purpose of the procedure. Dry needling is based on Western Medicine research and involves a more scientific approach to managing and treating musculoskeletal (mu...scle & skeleton) problems and sports injuries. Whereas acupuncture originated in China and is based on the belief that health is determined by a balanced flow of chi, the vital life energy which is present in all living organisms. I would love to answer more of your questions so feel free to inbox or message me, or set up an appointment and try it for yourself :) 0417165051 See more

12.01.2022 Massage is not only relaxing, it's also one of the best ways to wind down after a long hard working week, and start your next week with the best possible attitude Inbox or message to book an appointment 0417165051

11.01.2022 New appointments becoming available now on Wednesdays! Discover what a massage can do for you, and help you get through the working days in comfort :)

10.01.2022 Christmas is just next week! Still looking for a last minute gift for those 'hard-to-buy-for' people in your life? Try a massage gift voucher and give a little pampering this year. Half hour massage voucher for $40 and 1 hour for $70 Call or text on 0417 165 051

10.01.2022 Gift Certificates also available now at Laura's Remedial Massage. Grab one as a gift for a friend or loved one, or as a lovely surprise. Appreciation guaranteed!

06.01.2022 Don't forget guys, for this week only book in your 1 hour massage for just 50 bucks!!

06.01.2022 "Does dry needling hurt?" Most patients don't even feel the insertion of the needle! And once in, a twitch response which can be briefly painful is only brought on when the needle contacts aggravated muscle. When the needle reaches this portion of the muscle, a 'trigger point', the pain can manifest in a number of ways; some clients describe it as a little electric shock, a dull ache or a cramp, and usually dies down after the needle is in. Still not convinced? Try my super thin and very sharp needles, only 0.25mm in diameter.