Looking for remedial massage in Regents Park? At Get Better Physiotherapy and Pilates Centre on Mount Lindesay Highway, remedial massage is a hands-on treatment that works into tight, tense muscles using firm, targeted techniques. Whether you’re carrying tension in your shoulders, neck, or lower back, our therapists tailor each session to you and adjust the pressure to suit your comfort. Read on to learn what remedial massage involves, what to expect at your appointment, and how to book.

What Is Remedial Massage?

Remedial massage is a hands-on therapy that uses firm, deliberate techniques to work into areas of muscle tension and tightness. Rather than the light, gliding strokes of a relaxation massage, remedial massage focuses on the specific muscles and areas your therapist identifies during your session.

Many people find the experience relaxing, though deeper work can feel intense at the time. You stay in control throughout and can ask your therapist to ease or adjust the pressure at any point.

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Remedial Massage in Regents Park at Get Better Physiotherapy

Our clinic has been part of the Regents Park community since 2015, on Mount Lindesay Highway and easy to reach from surrounding suburbs including Heritage Park, Browns Plains, Boronia Heights, Hillcrest, and Park Ridge, with parking on site.

We’re a multidisciplinary clinic offering physiotherapy, remedial massage, and exercise physiology under one roof. Our physiotherapists are registered with the Australian Physiotherapy Association and trained at the University of Queensland, and the team is led by Director and Lead Physiotherapist Garima Bharti. Your treatment takes place in a private treatment room rather than a curtained cubicle.

Remedial Massage Alongside Physiotherapy

As a multidisciplinary clinic, we can coordinate your remedial massage with physiotherapy or exercise physiology where it suits your situation. If your therapist feels a combined approach may be appropriate for you, they can talk through the options so your care is planned around your individual needs, not a fixed schedule.

What to Expect at Your Appointment

Your therapist will start by asking about the areas you’d like to focus on, your lifestyle, and any relevant history. From there, they tailor the techniques and pressure to you. Communication matters throughout, so let your therapist know if you’d prefer it firmer or lighter. Where simple self-care suggestions would be useful, your therapist can talk these through with you.

Claiming and Referrals

You don’t need a GP referral to book a remedial massage as a private patient. We have HICAPS on site, so if you hold extras cover you can claim any applicable rebate at the time of your appointment and pay the difference. The rebate you receive depends on your health fund and level of cover. As an NDIS registered provider, we may also be able to support eligible participants.

Book Your Remedial Massage in Regents Park

To book a remedial massage in Regents Park, call us on 07 3800 3417 or book online. If you’re not sure whether remedial massage is right for you, our team is happy to talk through your options first.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Relaxation massage uses gentle, soothing strokes, while remedial massage uses firmer, more focused techniques that work into specific areas of muscle tension your therapist identifies during the session.

Deeper work can feel intense at the time, but it should not be unbearable. You control the pressure and can ask your therapist to ease off at any point.

No referral is needed for private and health-fund patients. You can book directly, and with HICAPS on site we can process any applicable extras claim at your appointment.

That depends on your individual circumstances. The right approach is best decided with your therapist based on your needs, rather than a set routine.

It can, where appropriate. As a multidisciplinary clinic, we can coordinate remedial massage with physiotherapy and exercise physiology if your therapist feels a combined approach suits your situation.

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