Hot stone massage is used to help us relax and ease tense muscles or damaged soft tissues throughout the body. During the treatment, smooth, flat heated stones are placed on specific parts of the body, or used to apply strokes over tight or strained muscles. The stones are made of basalt, a type of volcanic rock that retains heat. Unheated/cold stones can be used to aid with stress reduction and inflamed muscles.
Hot Stone Therapy is incorporated within the remedial therapy in the body warming-up process. It is provided free to all clients.
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| Treatment Time | Standard |
|---|---|
| 30 minutes | $70 |
| 45 minutes | $89 |
| 60 minutes | $110 |
| 75 minutes | $125 |
| 90 minutes | $140 |
Health fund rebate available.
Concession card holders and full-time Students are entitled to 15% discount.
Gift vouchers are available. The treatment time category should be indicated upon purchase.
Multiple treatments cards are available. When buying 12 treatments of any treatment time category, clients will enjoy 15 treatments.
How do I book an appointment at SA Remedial Therapy Clinic?
To book an appointment at SA Remedial Therapy Clinic, you can visit their website and use the online booking system or contact the clinic directly via phone or email. The clinic's team will help you find a suitable time for your session and answer any questions you may have regarding the services offered. Be sure to mention any specific needs or preferences during the booking process to ensure a personalized experience.
What types of treatments are available at SA Remedial Therapy Clinic?
SA Remedial Therapy Clinic offers a range of therapeutic treatments designed to alleviate pain, improve mobility, and enhance overall well-being. The clinic specializes in remedial massage therapy, which includes deep tissue massage, sports massage, and trigger point therapy. These treatments are tailored to each individual's needs, whether you're recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, or seeking relaxation and stress relief. The therapists at the clinic are highly trained and committed to providing effective, personalized care.
How do I book a treatment at SA Remedial Therapy Clinic?
On every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday when we open, please dial our office number to make your booking, so our receptionist will help you to select your preferred times and dates. If you need to check about or make a booking during non-office hours or days, please send an email to ying.sartc@gmail.com, then we will get back to you as soon as we can.
How do I know which type of treatment will benefit me the most?
The types of treatments listed on our website explain how each unique treatment benefits our body and overall wellbeing in their unique ways, but since our therapist has gone through all the required certification training, she actually incorporates all the techniques that best benefit the clients during the treatments. For an example, myofascial release techniques will be applied for clients who experience tight necks and shoulders, or those who experience constant headaches due to stress. Each treatment plan is made up after the communication between the client and the therapist based on the symptoms expressed by the client and visual observation and the manual palpation by the therapist. So, a client is only expected to communicate with the therapist how he or she feels, what issues they may experience with certain parts of their body, and what activities they have been engaged in terms of their self-care perspectives.
Can I ask the therapist to massage / concentrate on one area during the treatment?
The therapist always communicates with our clients pre-treatment time to understand the muscle issues, such as symptoms, possible causes of the issues, how long has the client been having the issues, etc. The therapist will then explain how and why she will provide the treatment, and have the client's consent before the treatment starts. Specific area can be concentrated during a treatment, but the major cause of the issue needs to be addressed . For an example, a client may suffer from a lower back pain, and the cause of the lower back pain can be the tight erector spinae, unbalanced hip, or the tight hamstrings or sciatic nerve being pressed. After the pre-treatment communication, especially with the therapist's assessment and palpation a treatment plan will be worked out and agreed on.