Sports & Remedial Massage
Massage Fees
$57.50
30 min
Sports and Remedial Massage
$86.25
45 min
Sports and Remedial Massage
$115
60 min
Sports and Remedial Massage
$172.50
90 min
Sports and Remedial Massage
If you wish to claim your massages on your private health physiotherapy insurance cover, you need to be assessed by one of our physiotherapists first and massage has been recommended as part of your rehabilitation plan.
Benefits of sports & remedial massage
1. It encourages blood flow
2. It increases the range of joint motion
3. It releases tight and overworked muscles
4. It treats a wide range of health disorders
5. It helps manage overall pain and injuries
6. It relieves tight muscles
7. It reduces mental & emotional stress
8. It relieves muscle tension, particularly in the neck, shoulder and lower back regions
Our massage therapists
(all qualified physiotherapy assistants)
Kim Turnbull
Sports & Remedial Massage
Allied Health Physio Assistant
Kim is a fully qualified physiotherapy allied health assistant and trained massage therapist.
She has a multitude of tools and methods to achieve the client's best results.
Kim’s massage style combines remedial therapy in combination with physio consultation, deep tissue, sports massage, and trigger point therapy with manual stretching.
Cupping therapy will be used where necessary.
No session with Kim is the same as each massage is tailored to the needs of the individual to achieve the best results in the shortest possible time frame.
Kim offers medium to firm massage pressure.
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Suzanna van Dijk-Wilson
Remedial Massage
Allied Health Physio Assistant
Originally from the Netherlands, Suzana and her family have lived in Margaret River for almost 13 years. She has worked for many years as a massage therapist in Margaret River and joined the team at Movement Solutions on June 2022.
Suzanna has a physio degree, which she completed in the Netherlands and although her degree is not officially recognised in Australia, she draws on this knowledge when working with clients both as a massage therapist and Physio Assistant.
Frequently asked questions
What can remedial massage help with?
Anything and everything. Massage is complimentary to every health condition.
Is remedial massage good for me?
Yes. It creates a stimulation of local blood flow, it eases mental and emotional stress and your body will thank you for the tender loving care.
How often should you get a remedial massage?
Ideally every 4 - 6 weeks. More frequently if you have a physical job, are an athlete, train a lot, get stressed frequently, etc.
Does remedial massage hurt?
Depending on the sensitivity of your own tissues, there may be some discomfort associated with massage. It is advisable to feedback constantly to your therapist about what feels tolerable and for your own personal preferences. Some people love deep pressure, while others prefer a lighter touch so they can relax deeply. Communicate your preferences to your therapist.
How to prepare for your remedial massage?
Think about your intention for your massage, any areas you are seeking special attention on, and what sort of pressure you are desiring. Communicate this well to your therapist. Be prepared to disrobe and be hydrated for the best outcomes. Do not attend if you are feeling unwell, have a cold, or generally feel exhausted.
What to do after a remedial massage?
Rest, Drink more water and allow yourself time and space to simply do nothing.
Does NDIS cover remedial massage?
Yes, if it is recommended as part of your overall physiotherapy management plan. You will need to have been assessed by one of our team before booking massage services.
Have another question before booking?
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