Jane Newman – Massage Therapy & Reflexology

This can often be referred to as clinical, remedial or therapeutic massage.
Deep tissue massage uses firm pressure and slow strokes to reach deeper layers of muscle, tendons and fascia. Remedial work uses a combination of techniques including Trigger point therapy, Myofascial release, acupressure and stretches. Massage doesn’t have to be painful to be effective so pressure given will be individual to your own comfort and requirements.

1hr – £60, 1.5hrs – £85
Easily adapted for children 45mins – £45 (Under 16 with a parent or carer present)

Is an ancient form of massage, which uses rhythmic palm, thumb, elbow or foot pressure on energy (Sen) lines along with yoga based stretches to help free blocked energy. Thai massage is a very effective therapy helping both physically and emotionally, increasing vitality as well as being deeply relaxing. It is given on a futon mattress on the floor, through clothing and not using oils. Adaptions with cushions and bolsters can be made for your comfort to make Thai massage accessible to nearly everyone irrespective of age or flexibility and is safe during pregnancy.

1hr – £60, 1.5hrs – £85, 2hrs – £100

Is applied with a sustained, gentle pressure allowing the fascia to elongate naturally. Tissue becomes softer and more pliable and fascial restrictions are released. No oil or wax is used and during the treatment sensations can vary from tingling, tightness, heat, cold and sometimes emotions and old memories may occur. You will be supported and secure during this process. Myofascial release can help if you have any chronic pain condition or injuries too painful for regular massage. It has all the benefits of massage and is really helpful in the release of scar tissue.

Fascia is the tough connective tissue holding our bodies together. It’s a 3D continuous web that envelops every structure in the body including our muscles. ‘Myo’ meaning muscles. Restrictions in one area can affect every other area, these can develop due to many factors including physical and emotional trauma, poor posture, repetitive strain and scaring.

1hr – £60, 1.5hrs – £85

is a wonderful way of providing nurturing, emotional support. Both Thai massage and Swedish massage are safe and effective throughout all stages of pregnancy, giving you the lasting benefits of stress reduction and relaxation. Experience relief from back, hip and sciatic pain, achy legs and swollen ankles. Massage enables you to feel connected to your body and baby during a time of physical and emotional change.

The massage is tailored to your unique needs and requirements. Great care is taken with comfort and positioning with you lying on your side fully supported with pillows. Thai pregnancy massage is given on a futon mattress with you wearing loose clothing, no oils are used. Swedish pregnancy massage uses safe and neutral oil, with all areas not being massaged covered.

can provide ongoing support to reduce stress and avoid common problems such as lower back pain. Receiving a massage after baby has arrived can help your body with recovery from child birth as well as postural pain from holding or breast feeding your baby. It’s safe to receive as soon as you feel ready although if you have had a caesarean it’s best to check with your doctor or midwife, usually 6 weeks is fine.

1hr – £60, 1.5hrs – £85

includes work on the feet, ankles and lower legs, using a combination of massage and stretches. Relaxing yet invigorating your feet and legs are massaged with a blend of refreshing essential oils. Traditionally a stick is used for part of the massage to stimulate Reflex areas on your feet, these correspond to the internal organs of your body for a balancing and holistic treatment.

1hr – £60, 30 mins – £35
Children – £45 (Under 16 with a parent or carer present)

with perhaps a slower lighter touch can be highly beneficial for people who have had a cancer diagnosis. Adaptations and modifications may be needed depending on your current stage of health. These may include length of session, pressure and speed as well as site restrictions, considerations with positioning and avoiding any areas affected by cancer, such as tumour sites or lymph nodes. A face, scalp, foot or hand massage can be as equally beneficial and comforting as a body massage. Therapeutically it provides a comforting touch, providing a relief from that received during a series of medical procedures. It’s not however a treatment or remedy for cancer but can be work well in conjunction with any treatments you may be receiving.

1hr – £60