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Advanced Clinical Massage Therapy – A Holistic Approach to Pain Relief

Advanced Clinical Massage Therapy, also known as remedial massage, combines therapeutic massage with advanced bodywork techniques to address injuries, soft tissue damage, and muscular issues. This approach effectively alleviates muscle pain, improves posture, supports healing, and promotes relaxation.

Many chronic pain conditions stem from soft tissue dysfunction. For instance, tight and stiff muscles can cause pain and limit joint movement. As a Clinical Massage Therapist, my goal is to restore your body to a natural, pain-free state. Common conditions I treat include lower back pain, neck and shoulder discomfort, and frozen shoulder, among others.

My Approach

During an initial consultation, I work to understand your unique circumstances—how you use your body, what stressors may exist, and how these factors contribute to your condition. This personalized approach allows me to tailor treatments to your needs. Positive outcomes are often achieved within 3 to 6 sessions, with the exact number varying based on the severity of the injury or condition.

The Benefits

Through personalized and precise treatments, I aim to reduce or eliminate pain, enhance movement, increase flexibility, and decrease both physical and mental stress. Whether you’re dealing with an acute injury or seeking long-term relief, my mission is to help you feel your best.

Restorative Yoga (individual or groups)

After teaching successfully in the Brighton area for over a decade, I am thrilled to bring my unique approach to Restorative Yoga here in Falmouth.

For Massage Clients

To complement your therapeutic massage sessions, I design personalized routines of simple, gentle stretches. These targeted exercises focus on areas needing attention, accelerating recovery and enhancing the benefits of your in-clinic treatments.

For Yoga Enthusiasts

Restorative Yoga is all about relaxation, rejuvenation, and balance. My small, intimate classes (no more than four participants) create a supportive environment where you can stretch, strengthen, and unwind. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced yogi, I guide each individual to get the most out of every session.

Many of my past students have shared how they feel like they’re “floating” home after class!

“Leave the world behind and rediscover your body’s potential in a warm, nurturing setting”

Thai Yoga Massage – A Journey to Balance and Renewal

Rooted in Buddhism and traditionally practiced by temple monks, Thai Yoga Massage embodies the principle of Metta—‘loving kindness’—through physical healing and relaxation.

This transformative therapy combines passive Yoga stretches (where I do the work for you), acupressure, reflexology, massage, and deep relaxation techniques. The result? A profound sense of energy and renewal after each session.

The Benefits

Renowned worldwide, Thai Yoga Massage:

• Improves flexibility and mobility.
• Reduces stress and tension.
• Balances the body’s nervous system.
• Retunes the connection between body, mind, and spirit.

What to Expect

• The Setting : The massage takes place on a futon on the floor, creating a comfortable and grounded environment.
• Clothing : Please wear loose, comfortable clothing (no need to undress).
• Preparation : Avoid consuming a large meal within 2 hours before your session.
• Experience Needed : None! No prior knowledge of Yoga is required.

What is the Jing Institute?

In this episode of Jing TV! Meghan Mari and Rachel Fairweather look at the difference between an advanced clinical massage therapist, a sports massage therapist, remedial massage, a holistic massage therapist.

If you are creating outcome based treatments, taking the whole person into account – including the emotional/social state of the person, using east meets west techniques, and addressing chronic pain pathologies – then we think you are an advanced clinical therapist!