New to the Centre

We are pleased to introduce two new therapist at the Centre.

Stephanie Satriawan practices Aromatherapy Massage and Indian Head Massage on Fridays 2.30 pm - 7.30pm.

Peter Joseph practices Shiatsu and Seated Shiatsu Massage on Tuesdays 9am - 2pm.

Aromatherapy is the therapeutic use of concentrated plant essences. Each essential oil has distinct therapeutic properties that can improve the body’s natural functioning. Combining the benefits of essential oils together with relaxing massage produces a pleasurable yet effective method of healing

Indian Head Massage is not just confined to the head area. It includes other parts of the body which are vulnerable to stress such as the upper back, arms, shoulders and face. There is an integral relationship between the head, neck and shoulders and the potential benefits of Indian Head Massage are widespread.
After a treatment a head massage has the effect of a massage of the entire body since the head is the centre of the nervous system.
A reviving massage using ancient Ayurvedic techniques, this massage balances the body and mind, creating a wonderful sense of well being and renewed energy.

Shiatsu, a Japanese therapy, is a form of healing closely related to acupuncture. Instead of needles, the practitioner applies pressure with hands, elbows, knees and feet. Maintaining health & preventing stress... Shiatsu not only relieves specific complaints, but also helps to maintain over-all health, bringing relaxation and a feeling of well-being.

Seated Chair Shiatsu are shorter ½ hour treatments, particularly to overcome stress and upper-body tension. Very good for lunch time breaks and busy office workers.

Last updated 2 July 2009

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