Sarah Newdigate Massage Therapy

15/11/2025

04/11/2025

“Being alive is as special an occasion as it gets” 👏👏👏

02/11/2025

How do you view exercise? Can you see it as a celebration rather than a chore?

31/10/2025

Happy Halloween 🎃

25/10/2025

An interesting article on the benefits of strength training in women in their 60’s and beyond.

“When postmenopausal women with low bone density added 30 minutes of supervised high-intensity resistance and impact training…twice a week for eight months, the bone density in their lower spines increased by 2.9 percent on average”

'Our generation wasn’t taught to go after strength. This feels so much better.'

17/10/2025

An interesting article on the benefits of fascia facial therapy (try saying that 3 times fast!!)

Experts say fascia facials can help soften lines and promote smoother, younger-looking skin.

14/10/2025

In order to heal you must first feel safe.

This might be healing physically from an injury or illness. Maybe healing needs to happen in the mind, after long term stress or anxiety. Often healing needs to happen to the person as a whole. We all need to heal.

There are many tools available to us aimed at relaxing the body and mind. These can be wonderfully effective and whether you find massage, reiki, acupuncture, walking, meditation, yoga... (the list goes on and on...) are right for you, it is imperative that you feel safe in your body, in your environment and in your own mind, before you can really being any healing process.

11/10/2025

When was the last time you danced around your kitchen? Or marched up a hill? Or sat crossed legged on the floor playing with your children or grandchildren?

Does the thought of doing something like this fill you with dread? Does your body feel like it may never move freely again?

The longer that your muscles and soft tissue hold tension, the less agile you become. It can soon become a negative spiral of aching, pain and less and less movement.

Perhaps you are already limiting what movement you do as you worry it will cause pain?

Holistic massage therapy can be an excellent tool in easing this tension. I work with many people to slowly but surely help them back to a state of comfortable movement.

You may surprise yourself with what you are able to do when your body feels a little more comfortable!

See what holistic massage therapy can do for you. To book, and for more information see www.sarahnewdigatemassage.com

08/10/2025

Myofacial release therapy is becoming more and more popular as my clients try it our for themselves, feel the results and come back for more!

If you suffer from any of these symptoms myofacial therapy could work for you. This is a slow, gentle and highly effective therapy that works with the connective tissues of the body to ease them into moving comfortably and smoothly.

03/10/2025

What to gift someone who already has everything? How about some relaxation?

Massage therapy gift vouchers are always available and make a great present for any occasion.

Available online
www.sarahnewdigatemassage.com

26/09/2025

My holistic head & face massage is not your average facial treatment.

A blend of Indian head massage and lymphatic facial work. Choose from a range of oils and tools to suit your needs. Facial cupping and gua sha can both be included to help shift lymphatic fluid and improve circulation.

The benefits of this treatment are huge and can help with a wide range of symptoms.

Book your treatment here: https://www.fresha.com/book-now/sarah-newdigate-holistic-massage-gjjaabad/services?lid=825343&eid=2117163&oiid=sv%3A24741913&share=true&pId=775625

15/09/2025

This is an important quote from Tom Myers and James Earls on why myofascial work is so effective and why it is such quiet, slow work.

Working with the fascia is communicating with the body. The body takes the lead in this form of bodywork and there is no forcing the fascia to do something it's not ready for. This work takes its sweet time but the results can be amazing. If you encourage the body to relax in it's own way then there is no danger of it 'snapping back' to the tense state that causes the pain in the first place.