Parkview Therapy Centre

Deep Tissue Massage

During the massage, the therapist works to release patterns of tension in deep lying tissue. The strokes are slow and firm pressure is applied to contracted muscles, tendons and fascia. It could help to break up scar tissue. Deep tissue massage is often combined with lighter forms of massage. There is sometimes soreness during, or afterwards, but this usually improves within a couple of days.

Therapists

Francesca Flynn
NMA Member

I have been practising as a complementary therapist since 1996, after spending twenty-two years in the teaching profession. As a practitioner I aim to support the body's own innate healing system in its work. I believe that complementary therapies have an important role to play, not only in improving health, but in maintaining it also. Much of my work helps clients to relax and break the cycle of stress from which they suffer. Deep relaxation encourages healing and re-energising.