Charlemont Sports and Remedial Massage

Charlemont Sports and Remedial Massage Massage Therapy in Charlemont 3217. Affordable home clinic. Health Rebates available. Diploma Qualified. Member of Massage & Myotherapy Australia. Dry Needling.

Cupping. Massage Therapist @ Geelong Cats AFL & AFLW

Gym dog, one of my biggest supporter’s🥰 💪🏻
16/11/2025

Gym dog, one of my biggest supporter’s
🥰 💪🏻





Hi lovely clients,A small note to say I will have having a $5 Price increase to all appointments as of January 1st 2026....
04/11/2025

Hi lovely clients,
A small note to say I will have having a $5
Price increase to all appointments as of January 1st 2026.
Don’t forget, health fund rebates are now available 🙌🏻
Thank you for your cooperation 😊

HEALTH FUND REBATES ARE AVAILABLE!!You be emailed an invoice after your session is complete, that you can use to claim y...
29/10/2025

HEALTH FUND REBATES ARE AVAILABLE!!

You be emailed an invoice after your session is complete, that you can use to claim your health fund rebate 🙌🏻

First aid time again! ✅
30/08/2025

First aid time again! ✅

Ready for Saturday morning clients 🙌🏻
22/08/2025

Ready for Saturday morning clients 🙌🏻

Dose of Vitamin D, fresh air and a walk with this beauty today! So nice out after a frosty start 🥰❄️☀️
20/08/2025

Dose of Vitamin D, fresh air and a walk with this beauty today! So nice out after a frosty start 🥰❄️☀️

New tools I’ve got to play with! IASTM (Instrument assisted soft tissue mobilisation) tools help to mobilise Myofascial ...
14/08/2025

New tools I’ve got to play with!
IASTM (Instrument assisted soft tissue mobilisation) tools help to mobilise Myofascial restriction. Looking forward to practicing with these more and bringing into sessions for clients soon 🙌🏻

Session at the gym, outside in the sun! Assisting a client with shoulder recovery, helping relieve some pain and improve...
08/08/2025

Session at the gym, outside in the sun! Assisting a client with shoulder recovery, helping relieve some pain and improve range of movement.

Dry needling vs Acupuncture The technique involved with dry needling is inserting an acupuncture needle into a trigger p...
29/07/2025

Dry needling vs Acupuncture
The technique involved with dry needling is inserting an acupuncture needle into a trigger point in the muscle.
A Myofascial trigger point is ‘a hyper-irritable spot in skeletal muscle that is associated with a hypersensitive palpable nodule in a taut band’ (Dommerbolt 2006). In easier terms, an area in a muscle that is overactive and sore to touch.
Acupuncture needles are incredibly thin needles and are inserted deep into the muscle which can cause a local twitch response. This is the muscle contracting and relaxing and can sometimes cause a dull ache. You may also feel the area of pain referral.
The muscle can continue to release and it’s not uncommon to feel tired over the next day or so, after the needle has been removed.
This is in comparison to the traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture which is based on inserting needles into specific points of the body to allow the free flow of energy, known as ‘Qi’, through the body, allowing balance between Yin and yang.

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