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Get DirectionsRm 113B, 1st Floor, Dixon House 413-415 Sussex St, Haymarket NSW 2000(02) 9211 9700Category:
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Specialising In Sports Injuries And Office Aches.Massage - Remedial massage - Bowen therapy - Lymphatic drainage - Back pain - Neck pain - Sports injuries - General soreness.Level 26/ 44 Market St
Sydney NSW 2000
ph: (02) 9089 8940Category:
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Family Care: Chiropractic, Foot Orthotics, Massage Therapy, Nutrition.We treat a wide range of conditions - Stop by and see our specialist for HELP.2/ 554 Marrickville Rd
Dulwich Hill NSW 2203
ph: (02) 9564 5222Category:
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Safe In Our HandsProviding therapies for a healthy life.756 Pacific Hwy
Gordon NSW 2072
ph: (02) 9498 1997Category:
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Traditional Thai Massage696 Darling St
Rozelle NSW 2039
ph: (02) 9555 2138Category:
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Fast relief with hands-on treatment & same-day appointments.Expert Physiotherapists & Exercise Physiologists use cutting-edge treatments for back, neck, sports injuries & posture problems.Suite 1, Ground Floor, 418A Elizabeth Street (Cnr Elizabeth & Devonshire Streets)
Surry Hills NSW 2010
ph: (02) 9280 2322Category:
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Experts In The Treatment & Prevention Of Sporting & Everyday InjuriesWe offer a full range of physiotherapy and massage treatments to get you feeling great. And expert advice to help you stay that waFive Dock Leisure Centre (Cnr Queens Rd & William St)
Five Dock NSW 2046
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Physiotherapy, Psychology & Injury Management Services.We fix what others have failed to fix, so why choose anyone else?Level 6, 2- 14 Meredith St
Bankstown NSW 2200
ph: (02) 9791 1021Category:
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Physiotherapy, Psychology & Injury Management Services.We fix what others have failed to fix, so why choose anyone else?28 Patrick St
Blacktown NSW 2148
ph: (02) 9676 2904Category:
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Your Prescription For Relief Beyond Compare!Same day service, over 25 yrs experience, optimal solutions using dry needle/acupuncture, cupping & deep tissue massage.2/ 394 Marrickville Rd
Marrickville NSW 2204
ph: (02) 9560 1501Category:
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Protect The Beautiful Skin You HaveThis is our guarantee, to provide you with the latest and best possible beauty products and services available.Shop 6, 269- 271 Darling St
Balmain NSW 2041
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Sports Physiotherapy / Pilates / Massage TherapyShop 2, 52- 54 McEvoy St
Waterloo NSW 2017
ph: (02) 9699 6540Category:
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Specialising In All Beauty Therapy , Make-Up, Waxing & Facials.At Dolce Vita Beaute skin care is not a job for us, it is our passion!53B King St
Newtown NSW 2042
ph: (02) 9565 4777Category:
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Your Journey To Optimum Health & Wellness Starts Here!The 3D health screening is designed to give your practitioner a thorough understanding of your health.48 Norton St South
Leichhardt NSW 2040
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Natural Fertility Management, Naturopathy, Osteo, Acupuncture, MassageWe combine both holistic diagnosis with conventional medical investigation to explore your particular health issues.Lvl 1/ 449 Darling St
Balmain NSW 2041
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Related articles for Massage Therapy
Can I claim massage therapy through my private health insurance?
Aside from being a superb way to relax and unwind, massage is recognised as a legitimate therapeutic treatment by many medical practitioners and also by many insurance companies. Do you know what types of massage are covered by your medical insurance?
How many types of massage exist?
There are nearly as many different types of massage therapy available as there are reasons to need a massage. Whatever your reason is for wanting – or perhaps needing – a massage, there will be a type of massage to suit you.
What is a deep tissue massage?
Massage is a therapeutic and relaxation technique which involves the manipulation of both the superficial and deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue. Massage is a word that derives from many languages, and which means in all of them: to knead, or to touch or handle. The many types of massage technique involve varying degrees and types of pressure and kneading.
Where can I study to be a massage therapist?
Massage is the manipulation of muscle and connective tissue to enhance function of those tissues and promote relaxation, health and well-being. The trained professionals who deliver these services are known as massage therapists or sometimes, colloquially, as masseuses; althought this term is not favoured amongst the professional massage therapist community.
Common massage oils that therapists use and their benefits
There are a vast range of oils used in massage, each containing different properties to benefit particular skin types. In massage, there are two basic types of oil used - these are known as essential oils and carrier oils. The carrier oil makes up most of the massage blend, and generally has little scent of its own. Essential oils are often too strong to be applied undiluted, and are blended with the carrier oil to create a diluted substance which will not irritate the skin. The four most commonly used essential oils in massage are beneficial to your skin due to their alleged healing properties.
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