Remedial Massage in Nedlands WA

Massage therapy is a highly regarded approach to relieving muscle tension, support recovery, and reduce stress. At its core, remedial massage targets soft tissue dysfunction, working with muscles, fascia, and connective tissues to improve circulation, ease discomfort, and restore mobility.

Our massage therapists tailor each session to your needs, drawing from a wide range of techniques including Deep Tissue, Myofascial Release, Trigger Point Therapy, Sports, and Swedish massage. Whether you're recovering from injury, managing stress, or seeking ongoing support for chronic conditions, treatment is always guided by your goals and comfort.

Conditions Massage Therapy May Help Support:

Headaches and migraines
Back, neck, and shoulder pain
Sports injuries
Osteoarthritis and joint stiffness
Stress, anxiety, and burnout
Digestive discomfort
Chronic or acute pain conditions

Massage also works beautifully in conjunction with osteopathic care, offering a truly holistic, body-wide approach to healing.

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Meet Our Nedlands Remedial Massage Therapists

Our team of qualified remedial massage therapists is experienced in working with a wide range of physical and emotional presentations. With clinical precision and compassionate care, they tailor their treatments to meet you where you're at—physically and mentally.

They also work closely with our osteopaths to enhance treatment outcomes. In many cases, patients receive a short pre-treatment massage to prepare the body before hands-on osteopathic care.

Whether you’re here for pain relief, stress management, or general wellbeing, our therapists create a safe and supportive space to rest, recover, and realign.

Remedial massage therapy team at Perth Osteo Nedlands clinic

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What to Expect: Your Massage Visit

Not sure what happens during an massage appointment? Here's a simple walkthrough of what your visit will look like, from start to finish.

1. A Chat First

Your massage therapist will start by talking with you about why you've come in, your medical history, and anything else relevant to your health. This helps them understand the full picture before any hands-on work begins. This is your opportunity to ask any questions, note any areas you don’t feel comfortable being treated or focus areas for your treatment.

2. Getting Comfortable

After treatment, your massage therapist will check in on how your body has responded and may suggest some post treatment advice to support your body post treatment.

3. Treatment

Treatment may include a mix of techniques such as massage, stretching, cupping, etc depending on what suits you best. If anything feels uncomfortable, too much pressure or too little pressure, you can raise it with your massage therapist at any point.

4. Relax

Now you’ve begun your treatment it’s time to relax and allow you practitioner to work through the tension being held throughout your body.

You may be asked to remove some outer clothing for your massage. We recommend wearing loose, comfortable and appropriate clothing to your appointment to make this easier.

5. Wrapping Up

Frequently asked questions

What should I wear to my appointment?

We recommend loose, comfortable clothing. It is common in remedial massage therapy for patients to remove their outer clothing, so easy-to-remove layers make things simpler. For your comfortability we also use towels to cover you as we work and if you have any concerns you can discuss with the practitioner before treatment. We also appreciate where possible to arrive clean and hygienic for our practitioners.

What hygiene measures does the clinic follow?

Your health and safety are a priority. Treatment tables are wiped down and fitted with fresh linen between every patient, and all equipment is cleaned and sanitised after each use.

Do I need a referral to see a massage therapist?

No referral is needed - you can book directly with us. If you have private health cover, remedial massage therapy is commonly covered under extras, so it's worth checking your level of cover before your visit.

Can I claim massage on my private health?

If you have private health cover, massage therapy is commonly covered under extras, so it's worth checking your level of cover before your visit.

How long does an appointment take?

Initial Appointments generally run for 60 minutes, giving your practitioner sufficient time to learn about you and your needs. After the initial appointment practitioners offer varying appointment lengths including 30, 45, 60 and 90 min appointments which can be booked through reception.

Training & Professional Standards

All massage therapists at Perth Osteopathic Medicine are formally trained and accredited in remedial massage and complementary techniques.

They are members of Massage & Myotherapy Australia (MMA)—the leading national association for massage and myotherapy professionals as well as Australian National Therapists Association. Membership requires adherence to strict standards for education, ethics, and ongoing professional development, ensuring your care is grounded in best practice.

You can expect treatment that is evidence-informed, safe, and centred around your needs.