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Bodywork and Massage Therapies at Woodland Herbs in Glasgow

Bodywork and Massage therapies are one of the broadest forms of complementary medicine. There are many different disciplines which are based on some of the oldest traditional therapies. Massage therapy has been developed over centuries and is continually evolving to take advantage of new discoveries and research.

(also Remedial, Swedish or Deep Tissue Massage) is suitable to treat problems including muscular pain, tension or stiffness or to aid relaxation. Often the treatment involves breaking down scar tissue to allow the body's natural defence mechanisms to repair the affected area. more therapeutic massage glasgow

A hands on therapy with amzing results. more bowen therapy glasgow

is performed seated and fully clothed, ideal for lunchtimes or as a quick treat. more seated massage glasgow

A specially trained therapist massages to relieve the tension and soreness that may occur during pregnancy. more pregnancy massage glasgow

Uses a range of massage techniques to prepare the body for activity or to help recovery. more sports massage glasgow

A massage therapy focussed on the head and shoulders. more indian head massage glasgow

uses volcanic basalt stones with heat retaining properties to massage as well as being placed on the body. more hot stone massage glasgow

uses essential oils, extracted from plant and trees in conjunction with massage to promote health and wellbeing in body, mind and spirit. more aromatherapy massage glasgow

A therapy to help remove excess lymph fluid (from injuries, lymphoedema and other causes). more MLD glasgow

is a traditional Japanese therapy, working on energy flows within the body, via massage and acupressure more shiatsu massage glasgow

is an ancient form of healing from Thailand. It is performed clothes and incorporates acupressure, reflexology and yoga stretching. more thai massage glasgow

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