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Hours of Business

Monday to Saturday

10.00am to 5.30pm – for men
10.00am to 7.30pm - for women

Last Mobile visit for men – 5pm
Last Mobile visit for women - 7pm

Please note: The first appointment will include an additional 15-20 minutes approximately for consultation. This additional time is free of charge. For follow-up appointments depositof £15.00 is required, this is refundable on cancellation with a minimum of 48 hours notice.
Additional charges to prices listed for mobile service within 8 mile radius: £7.50. Each additional mile: £1.50. Alternative rate are negotiable for corporate, exhibition & pamper parties. Please call to arrange.

Thai Foot Massage

Thai Foot Massage:
£30.00 - 45 minutes

Thai Foot Massage is massage of the hands, legs and feet that originated in Thailand about 2,000 years ago. It is part of traditional Thai massage and has elements of Shiatsu, Reflexology, Chinese massage and Yoga incorporated in the massage itself. Its mechanics has a strong Indian Ayruvedic influence and yoga influence. The theory of Thai foot massage assumes the existence of ten major energy lines in the body, which end in pressure points around the entire body. By manipulating these different points the body and mind are stimulated to restore the balance in that particular zone, and thereby throughout the body.

Thai foot massage can help with the following conditions:

- Relieve stress and tension.
- Improve circulation in legs, feet and hands.
- Reduce the possibility of developing arthritic and rheumatic conditions in the feet.
- Stimulate lymphatic drainage.
- Improve flexibility.
- Insomnia.
- Mental Fatigue.
- Anxiety.

Hot Stone Massage

Prices:
£37.00 - Back only (30 minutes)
£54.00 - Full Body (1 hour 20 minutes)
Add £3.00 for essential oils if required

Hot Stone Massage is a speciality massage, which involves the use of smooth, heated stones within the context of therapeutic massage. These stones are basalt, a black volcanic rock, which absorbs and retains heat well.The use of applied heat to alter the temperature of the body for healing is a technique of long-standing benefit. The roots of this healing therapy can be sourced back to many ancient cultures including the Native Americans.  Though the history of using heated stones as an adjunct to body work reaches back centuries, this type of therapy has recently become popular again and was re-introduced 1993 by Mary Hannigan from Tuscon Arizona.

Before you arrive the therapist cleanses the stones and heats them up in water between 120 and 150 degrees. Traditional Swedish massage techniques are used with the stones as an extension of the therapist’s hands – without using the more vigorous chopping, cupping and hacking movements.

The round, smooth stones are heated to a luxurious warmth, oiled and used in the palms of the hands to massage the body.  Heat penetrates deeply, prompting profound relaxation, increased detoxification, and relief of long-standing muscular tension, stress and fatigue from areas such as shoulders, back, arms, hands, legs and feet.

Hot and cold stones are beneficial for muscle therapy. The heat brings increased circulation and more oxygen and untie the tight muscle knots – it causes the muscles to relax, stretch more easily and the nervous system to relax. Cool stones cause lymph fluid to move in the muscles and also reduce swelling, and help with headaches and migraines.Physically the circulation and metabolism are stimulated; mentally and spiritually the individual reaches a state of deep relaxation, which allows the body to rebalance and begin to heal itself.