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Reconnect Safely with Your Body
Reconnect Safely with Your Body
This massage is designed for those who have faced physical or emotional challenges and seek a safe, supportive way to rebuild trust in their body. If you feel overwhelmed, disconnected, or struggle with emotional well-being, this approach may help.
Many of my clients are highly sensitive people (HSPs*)—individuals with sensory processing sensitivity—who struggle with the nervous system effects of highly stimulating environments, such as those in urban lifestyles. This massage works silently with the nervous system to restore balance, without the need to talk—unless you choose to.
How It Works
In a tranquil garden clinic, you’ll find the time and space to reconnect with your body at your own pace. The massage supports your nervous system, gently easing tension, numbness, or discomfort—with the option of therapeutic touch over clothing or soothing aromatherapy oils.
During your first session, we’ll identify areas that need attention. You’re always in control, and you will be supported to communicate your comfort level. My goal is to help you feel grounded, relaxed, and at ease in your body.
The Benefits of Massage
Massage nurtures your body’s innate capacity to heal and find balance. Through gentle, intentional touch, it can help you:
Release tension stored in muscles and connective tissue.
Calm the nervous system, easing stress and overwhelm.
Improve circulation, aiding recovery and reducing discomfort.
Restore body awareness, helping you feel more grounded and present.
While even a single session can bring relief, regular massage deepens these benefits—especially for stress, chronic tension, or emotional overwhelm. Come as often as feels right for you, with no pressure to commit. Every session is designed to leave you feeling safer in your body, deeply relaxed, and more balanced.
Sessions: £30 - £80
Limited access (steps to clinic)
You're welcome to schedule a free consultation to explore if this service may be suitable for you.
*Many people benefit from therapy, and HSP's especially often need the time and space to 'process' that therapy offers. If 'HSP' and 'highly-sensitive people' are new terms to you, then you may like to find out more about the clinical research and information available online. Here's an external link to a test, which can give you an indication of whether you might be a highly-sensitive person.
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