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Swedish massage is probably one of the best known forms of massage. This technique focuses on releasing the natural tensions built up in the body from the stresses of daily life. The primary goal of a Swedish massage technique is to relax the entire body. 
 
Swedish massage is exceptionally beneficial for increasing the level of oxygen in the blood, decreasing muscle toxins, improving circulation and flexibility while easing tension. This type of massage is extremely beneficial for all areas of the body where tension builds up in the muscles.  
 
Typically these areas include: 
neck and shoulders 
lower back 
arms and legs 
 
The Swedish massage approach uses smooth flowing strokes while applying pressure that is soothing and relaxing, rather than deep and intense. 

How it works 

A Swedish massage causes two main physiological changes to occur in your body. Firstly, you will experience physical effects (the mechanical response) due to the pressure applied by the therapist to the soft tissues. Secondly, your nervous system will respond (the relaxation response) due to the technique and touch used in the massage. These two effects combine to create physical and emotional relaxation. 

Benefits of a Swedish massage 

Having a one hour relaxing massage gives you the following benefits: 
 
a reduction of tension within the muscles 
improved blood circulation 
a lowering of blood pressure 
the release of tension headaches 
a boost to your immune system 

Treatment costs 

Swedish massage costs from £25 for 30 minutes, £40 for 60 minutes and £60 for 90 minutes. 

Experience it for yourself 

Contact us to book in, or use our online booking system. Not sure whether Swedish massage, sports massage or deep tissue massage is best for you? Don't worry, just book any slot and we will talk you through everything at your appointment. Once we've had a chat we'll use our experience to advise you what will work best for you. 
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