What is Clinical Massage?
Clinical massage is a different massage technique to just kneading away aches and pains. Clinical Massage (medical massage) is an individual tailored treatment for a range of conditions and complaints using a wide range of hands-on techniques and rehabilitation approaches to address specific requirements and goals.
Why is it different to Sports Massage?
A Sports Massage Therapist specialises in using various techniques designed to help heal injuries, improve motion and increase muscle function. When treating conditions, a clinical therapist will look at the nerves, tissues and muscles with an in-depth knowledge of the body and its ailments.
Research shows that clinical massage significantly reduces pain and improves quality of life in a range of injuries and conditions and generally removes tension both physically and mentally. Clinical massage can be so effective because it treats each person based on their individual problems, and the treatment is always tailored to their needs and goals.
What can Clinical Massage help to treat?
Clinical massage therapists are trained to help a variety of complaints, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, frozen shoulders, and lower back pain. Some people have even been able to avoid having surgery after receiving treatment by a clinical massage therapist. A clinical massage therapist can tailor a specific program to help address the pain and improve well-being by taking a hands-on approach.
Who is Clinical Massage suitable for?
Clinical massage is suitable for anyone experiencing pain of any form, from recent and minor injuries, to more chronic conditions that have been ongoing for years. Clinical massage can also provide relief and improved quality of life for patients with progressive and degenerative conditions.
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