Embodied Massage & Yoga

10/02/2024

Valentine's is around the corner, why not indulge in some selfcare. Shirodhara is the most nurturing and relaxing of all treatments. We also offer Remedial, Relaxation, Lymphatic Drainage and Visceral Massage. call 0425353908

03/01/2024

Incredible footage of the trigeminal nerve.
When seen thru this animation you can envisage why temporal mandibular work is vital for teeth, neck and jaw bodywork.
This is an area I specialise in. For anyone having teeth extraction, braces, jaw expanders, night teeth grinding and all jaw misalignment issues.
The lymphatic system in the body runs thru the teeth with microscopic channels very important to have lymph drainage to release the toxins and anaesthetic out of the body our largest neck lymph node is located just below the ear and an easily swell and harden if it is not draining well.

13/12/2023

12/12/2023

I recently had the honour of being the photographer at "the Happiness and Its Causes" conference. Ronni Khan was one of many outstanding speakers sharing stories of their work, study, and life. If you look closely you will see a teaspoon earing, its significance was shared in her rousing story; ask me about it next time you come for a treatment

12/12/2023

Special offer
Book and attend a Massage before next year and receive 30% off a second massage at Embodied Massage & Yoga in 2024. (Must be used in first 2 months.)

12/12/2023

'Unlearning Death: When we die, they may bury us or collect our ashes, but remember this: from baby teeth to skin cells and everything in between, most of the matter that has worn your name is already spread throughout the world. We bury our remains in the soil of our lifetimes. So many of the cells that have formed the mosaic of your body have returned to nature. Most of the water that has fueled your life has returned to the sea. The substance of your form is not fixed. It flows like a river to and from the wilderness. Moss doesn't think about being alive and mountains don't consider themselves to be dead. Death has no place in the vocabulary of nature. To worry about death is to forget that we, the moss, and the mountains are all part of an undiminished whole that isn't measured in breaths.' (Jarod K Anderson, Field Guide to the Haunted Forest)