The cost of Massage Therapy can vary based on factors like the type of treatment, session duration and clinic location (.

We offer a range of options to meet different needs, including:

• 30-minute session - $45.00
• 45-minute session - $60.00
• 60-minute session - $80.00

We offer a range of funding and rebate options to help make our services more accessible.

• Medicare: Many of our services are covered under Medicare’s Chronic Disease Management plans. Speak with your GP to determine your eligibility.
• Private Health Insurance: Our services are often claimable through private health insurance. Check with your provider to see what’s covered under your plan.
• DVA (Department of Veterans' Affairs): We accept both Gold and White DVA health cards, with appropriate referrals.
• NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme): Our services are available for NDIS participants. Ensure your plan covers our services, and we'll help with the required documentation.
• Aged Care Funding: Funding support may be available through Home Care Packages, Commonwealth Home Support Programme and brokered agreements. Please contact us or speak with your care service provider.

• Deep Tissue Massage: Focuses on realigning deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue to relieve chronic tension.
• Soft Tissue Massage: Focuses on manipulating muscles, tendons and ligaments to alleviate pain and improve flexibility.
• Relaxation: For relief from muscle tension, stress reduction, improved circulation and relaxation.
• Reflexology: Immerse yourself in this holistic therapy, using targeted pressure on specific points for relaxation, stress relief and improved natural healing.
• Lymphatic Drainage: A specialised technique to stimulate the lymphatic system, aid toxin elimination, reduce fluid retention and boost immune function.
• Myofascial Release: Applies gentle sustained pressure to the myofascial connective tissue to eliminate pain and restore motion.
• Trigger Point Therapy: Targets specific trigger points to reduce localized pain and improve muscle function.
• Joint Mobilisation: Involves passive movement of joints to restore range of motion and reduce pain.

Services currently not available

• Dry Needling/Electrotherapy: Uses fine needles or electrical currents to stimulate muscle tissue and reduce pain.
• Cupping Therapy: Applies suction cups to the skin to increase blood flow and promote healing.

Specific massage services are offered by various therapists; please contact us for details