Deep Tissue Massage in Manchester City Centre
Discover the Healing Power of Deep Tissue Massage with our expert therapists.
What is Deep Tissue Massage?
Freedom Care Clinics Manchester are excited to offer the benefits of deep tissue massage. Learn about this therapy that targets chronic tension and muscular pain, promoting relaxation and healing. Deep tissue massage is a therapeutic treatment that involves the therapist applying deep pressure with the hands, forearms and elbows in a variety of techniques using slow strokes to the deeper layers of soft tissue (i.e., muscles and connective tissues). This type of treatment is generally given as a full body treatment focussing on larger areas on both the upper and lower body. The main goals of the treatment are to alleviate deep muscular aches and pains that can consist of knots, adhesions and build of toxins (such as lactic acid or fluid). It is ideal for those suffering with stress and pain related to occupational strains.
Why Choose Freedom Care Clinics Manchester for your Deep Tissue Massage?
1. Muscle Relief
Ideal for athletes and individuals with specific muscle concerns, deep tissue massage aids in the rehabilitation of injured muscles, promoting faster recovery.
2. Pain relief
Experience relief from pain as our skilled therapists target deeper layers of muscle tissue to alleviate tension and discomfort
3. Stress Reduction
Beyond physical benefits, our deep tissue massage provides a relaxing experience from daily stress, leaving you feeling rejuvenated.
Our Therapists
You can be assured of expert therapists with advanced level qualification and accreditation when visiting Freedom Care Clinics Manchester for deep tissue massage. All therapists have a minimum graduate level qualification in Sport Therapy, Physiotherapy or a level 4 massage qualification..
Experience the Difference
At Freedom Care Clinics Manchester, we go beyond the ordinary to deliver exceptional deep tissue massage experiences. Our commitment to client satisfaction, combined with the expertise of our therapists, sets us apart as the leading provider of therapeutic massage in Manchester..
How do deep tissue massage and sports massage differ?
Both sports massage and deep tissue massage involve deep pressure applied to the muscles. Sports massage treatment tends to be specific to an area and localised, for example, shoulders and neck. Sports massage can also help target older injuries or tension that has formed over a longer period of time that may also require some additional techniques such as active and passive stretching and trigger pointing. Deep tissue massage may be more beneficial for general wellbeing, releasing tension and reducing stress.
Benefits of deep tissue massage in Manchester.
- Reduce sore, rigid tissue.
- Increase blood flow.
- Improve postural issues.
- Flush away toxins built up from physical activity (lactic acid).
- Reduce inflammation.
- Encourages mind and body relaxation.
- Aids recovery from soft tissue injuries Conditions that would benefit from a Deep tissue massage.
- Postural issues
- Chronic pain
- Muscular tension
- Fibromyalgia
- Osteoarthritis
- Limited mobility
- Repetitive strain injuries
- Sciatica
- Stress
- Headaches / Migraines
What to expect?
An initial consultation to understand any concerns and specific goals you want to achieve from the treatment. You can communicate with your therapist throughout the treatment, and they can tailor the pressure to your individual preferences. A deep tissue massage does however involve a more intense pressure as it is intended to target deeper layers of tissue. The pace and delivery of techniques will still allow for a comfortable and relaxing experience.
Contact Us Today
These are just a few of the benefits you may expect from Freedom Care Clinics deep tissue massage in Manchester. Our deep tissue massages aim to leave you feeling relaxed & rejuvenated with greater flexibility and less pain. If you have more questions about deep tissue massage in Manchester or would like to book an appointment, please give us a call or use our contact form page.