CLINICAL MASSAGE AND COMPLEMENTARY THERAPY
IN MATFIELD, KENT

How is Clinical Massage different to Beauty Massage?

Clinical massage is used therapeutically to address specific problems, rather than massage for relaxation and well-being.

Clinical Massage Therapy is good for:

Pain Relief:
Reduce acute and chronic pain (headaches, frozen shoulder, carpal tunnel syndrome, low back pain, sciatica, piriformis syndrome plantar fasciitis, tendinitis, etc.) and educate clients how to improve their day-to-day posture to limit re-occurrence.

Respiratory Conditions:
Alleviate symptoms of respiratory problems; from relieving the pain & congestion of acute sinusitis to improving lung function and breathing retraining for sufferers of asthma & Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).

Jaw Realignment:
Jaw realignment and reduction of symptoms associated with aesthetic dentistry and braces.

Post Surgical Healing:
Assist with staged recovery from any type of surgical procedure; swelling and bloating, scar tissue formation and reduction, enhancing function, postural rehabilitation etc.

Cancer Patients:
Helping cancer patients and their carers’/ loved ones through the symptoms and side effects of mainstream treatments, as well as palliative and end of life care.

Postural Compromise:
Poor alignment of the body can cause muscular imbalances leading to pain. Correctional techniques are applied to restore or improve posture, which can be caused by spinal curvature disorders, respiratory impairment, adhesions or scar tissue, injury, medical procedures, aesthetic dentistry or day-to-day life.

Injury Rehabilitation:
Supportive, clinical care from the initial, acute stages (inflammation, musculoskeletal damage and swelling) to full recovery. Holistic rehabilitation speeds recovery and decreases the chance of repetitive injuries.

Babies and Children:
Clare holds an enhanced disclosure police check and is fully insured to treat babies and children