Shiatsu
Massage
Shiatsu massage uses controlled finger, palm and thumb pressure with selected assisted movements. It can suit people who want a structured massage for general tension, stiffness or relaxation without oil-based flowing techniques. Before treatment, the therapist asks about painful or sensitive areas, current health conditions and the level of pressure you prefer. The session can include work across the back, shoulders, arms and legs, but the exact sequence is adapted to you. Pressure should stay tolerable and does not need to be painful to be effective as a relaxation treatment. Shiatsu does not diagnose or cure disease. Severe or unexplained pain, recent injury, fever, infection, pregnancy complications or a possible blood clot require medical advice before massage. Sessions are available for 60 or 90 minutes.
How it works
How it works
The therapist assesses comfort and movement limits, then applies pressure and supported stretches in a planned sequence. Pressure is adjusted throughout the session.
Why patients choose this treatment
Structured pressure work
The session uses planned pressure and movement.
Adjustable intensity
The therapist changes pressure for comfort and safety.
Two session lengths
The service is available for 60 or 90 minutes.
Treatment plan
Treatment plan
Choose the session length based on the treatment areas and goals. Report pain, injury, surgery, pregnancy, or other restrictions before treatment.
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When treatment can be unsuitable
A clinician will review your health history, medicines, allergies, and treatment goals before treatment.
- Active infection, open skin, or uncontrolled inflammation in the treatment area
- A known allergy to a planned medicine, product, or material
- A health condition or medicine that requires the treating clinician to change or postpone the plan