Massage Therapy in Cambridgeshire

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Looking for a massage/bodywork therapist based in Cambridgeshire?  Looking for a mobile massage therapist?  You have come to the right place!  Touch Point Therapy is a mobile massage and bodywork service based near Huntingdon in Cambridgeshire.

Are you looking for a particular type of massage or bodywork?
Bodywork therapies available include:

Your body knows what you need!

Ask yourself, "how is my body feeling"?  Are you:
  • Feeling stressed, over-worked, anxious?  Exam stress?   Your body's nervous system has switched to a "fight/flight" reaction.  This switch needs to be re-set to a "calm" mode.   Therapeutic massage quickly relaxes the nervous system so you feel relaxed and re-juvenated!  You need my soothing, relaxing massage to help you to unwind.  Book a chill-out session now!
  • Suffering with work-related stress?  Neck and shoulders ache at work?  Headaches?  Try seated massage at work!  Yes, chair massage is designed to come into the workplace.  This clothes on, no oil approach  gives immediate stress relief.  Aches and pains and headaches disappear - naturally.  Book an on-site massage visit now!
    (You can have chair massage as a home visit - minimum of 2 people required.) 
  • Suffering with aches and pains from doing too much physical activity?  You need a sports massage.  Sports massage is not just for sports people, it is actually targeted massage.  Targeted means the massage focuses on the areas that are causing you pain and discomfort.  The massage therapist works with you to tease out muscle tension.  It is not designed to be relaxing.  You will be doing some stretching.   You may be asked to change positions on the massage couch - from lying on your back, to lying on your stomach, to lying on you side.  It is massage in 3D!  Get your aching muscles sorted now!
  • Suffering with long standing aches and pains?  Massage really can help with pain relief.  Have a look at what massage can help.  Not sure?  Ask the massage therapist.
  • Feeling that your body isn't balanced?  This is more common than you might think.  Are you right handed/left handed?  Well, you already have a muscle use imbalance!  Don't worry, normally this doesn't cause a problem but...sometimes it does.  When this happens, you need bodywork that works on your fascial system.  This will help re-balance your body and restore a feeling of well-being.  Ask about a integrated myofascial release session.
  • Suffering with an overuse condition?  What is an overuse condition?  An overuse condition (also known as a repetitive strain injury) is when you have been doing the same movement(s) repeatedly for a long period of time during the day.  (Some examples include:  tennis or golfer's elbow, carpal tunnel.)  This constant movement means that the muscles and tendons don't have time to recover.  The area becomes painful - painful to move and aching at rest.  Overuse conditions can be difficult to resolve because the aching muscle is used in a range of different movement patterns.  For example: reaching for your computer mouse all day starts to affect the ability to lift and grip things; the shoulder starts to hurt.  There is a new approach that can help - the Rossiter Workout.  This approach gives quick pain relief, letting you get back to doing what you want to do!  Make an appointment with your local Rossiter Coach!
Still have questions about how bodywork or massage can help you?  Contact Elizabeth Hughes, your local, friendly mobile massage therapist and bodyworker. 

Touch Point Therapy is a mobile massage service for Huntingdon and the local surrounding villages.  The service is generally provided within a distance of about 25 miles of Perry, Huntingdon. (Further distances may incur a travel charge - just ask the therapist.)