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TREATMENT OVERVIEW<\/p>\n

Deep Tissue Massage<\/h1>\n<\/div>
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Deep tissue massage<\/strong> is ideal for the desk jockeys or people in high-pressure work environments<\/p>\n

What is it and what is it good for?<\/h2>\n

Deep tissue massage is similar to Swedish massage but a much firmer pressure is applied and the strokes are a lot slower and aims to reach the deep layers of muscle and fascia. It is a great therapy for dealing with chronic pain caused by tension, release contracted areas and breaking up scar tissue and adhesions.<\/p>\n

Deep tissue massage sessions generally focus on specific areas rather than being a full body treatment. Like sports massage it can be painful and you may even experience some muscle soreness for a day or two afterwards. It can also be used in combination with other therapies and is often used in sports massage.<\/p>\n

What to expect from your first session:<\/p>\n<\/div>

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