Albury Connected Therapies

07/05/2026

06/05/2026

03/05/2026

Myotherapy Awareness Week 4th May 2026 - 10th May 2026. Reach out to learn more about Myotherapy and how we can help.

27/04/2026

16/04/2026

✨ Meet Catherine – Our New Remedial Therapist ✨

We’re excited to welcome Catherine Weston to the team at Albury Connected Therapies!

With over 20 years of experience, Catherine brings a wealth of knowledge and a genuine passion for helping people move and feel better. She completed her Diploma in Remedial Massage Therapy at CIT Canberra in 2006 and has worked alongside physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, and other allied health professionals across Canberra and Yass.

Catherine has supported clients of all ages and abilities, treating a wide range of conditions and injuries. Her focus on improving musculoskeletal health and optimising function makes her a fantastic addition to our clinic.

🗓 Available Mondays & Tuesdays
📅 Starting 20th April

🎉 New Client Offer
1-hour Initial Remedial Massage: $80 (Subsequent $110)

Catherine is looking forward to helping you improve your well being through personalised remedial massage therapy.

Book your appointment today!
Book online: alburyct.com.au
📞 0432372285

13/04/2026

👋 Welcome to the team, Catherine Weston!

We’re excited to introduce Catherine, our newest Remedial Massage Therapist, joining the team at Albury Connected Therapies.

While we’re still waiting on her full bio (and a proper photo 📸), we didn’t want to hold back the good news…

💥 Catherine’s bookings are now OPEN online

If you’ve been:
• Dealing with tight muscles or ongoing pain
• Needing recovery from training or daily stress
• Or just overdue for a proper reset

👉 You can secure a session with Catherine for a Monday or Tuesday now before her schedule fills.

We’ll be sharing more about Catherine’s background, treatment style, and specialties very soon—but for now, consider this your early access.

📅 Book online today @ alburyct.com.au

Welcome to the team, Catherine—we’re glad to have you on board 🙌

17/03/2026

This technique is called cup gliding. Your therapist gently moves the cup across the muscles to create a lifting and gliding effect between the muscle and fascia.

It can help to:
• ease muscle tightness
• improve circulation
• reduce that “stuck” feeling in sore areas
• help your body move more freely

Many people describe the sensation as a broader massage with less pressure on the surface, which can make it more comfortable for sensitive muscles.

At Albury Connected Therapies, techniques like this are simply tools we use to help you whether it is for prevention, healing or recovery.