Tony Wilson
Tony qualified as a remedial massage therapist in 1998. After further studies at Nature Care College he obtained a Diploma of Remedial Massage, as well as Certificate of Seated Massage and Certificate of Hot Stone Massage.

Anna
Anna's area of special interest is treating soft tissue injuries, especially shoulders and necks. She uses a combination of deep tissue, sports massage and trigger point therapy.

Vanessa Faccin
Vanessa specialises in remedial and myofascial-deep tissue massage. She is also very experienced in Pregnancy Massage. Vanessa graduated in 2003 from The Australian College of Natural Therapies with a Certificate IV in Remedial Massage and a Diploma of Corporate Stress Therapy.

Tara Goulding
Tara holds a Certificate IV in Massage from the Australasian College of Natural Therapies. which she is currently up-grading to is Diploma Of Massage.

Cancer Massage

There are a few misconceptions about cancer massage (massage for cancer patients) - also known as Oncology Massage. The main misconception is that massage can cause the cancer to spread. This is simply not true.

Some people believe that massaging a person with cancer could be harmful. A common fear is that massage will cause the cancer to spread by means of the lympathic system.

It is a fact that cancer can spread via the lympth system. However, cancer spreads via changes to the cells' DNA and other processes, NOT via movement or other mechanical means.

Comfort-oriented massage can safely be given to people at any stage of their cancer. We need to get away from the idea that massage is only about working on tight muscles, detoxifying or assisting with recovery from injury. There will always be some form of massage (with the right modifications) that can be given to a cancer patient. Patients receive massage during chemotherapy sessions, or before or after radiation therapy.

Indeed, rather than being harmful, cancer massage offers many benefits for the patient.

Massage can help diminish the side effects of conventional cancer treatments, and improve quality of life. Scientific research shows that massage can reduce:

fatigue
pain
anxiety
depression
nausea

A nurturing massage can help the person feel whole again, re-establish a positive body image, and rebuild hope. A nurturing massage can be given by family or friends as well as by a professional therapist.

Health professionals in Australia are just now beginning to understand the important benefits that cancer massage offers. Major cancer centres in the USA and UK already provide massage as one of their services for cancer patients.

If you would like to learn more about massage and cancer, The Cancer Council has published a comprehensive information sheet, about the benefits of touch for people with cancer.

For bookings and further information
0412 757 712

Based in Sydney, Australia, we offer remedial massage, aroma massage, Hot Stone massage (hot rock massage), pregnancy massage (prenatal massage), postnatal massage, swedish massage, oncology massage and mobile massage therapy.

Home visits available across the Hills District of Sydney. Gift certificates available. Phone 0412757712 Kellyville NSW 2155, Australia.

We visit surrounding areas including: Acacia Gardens, Arcadia, Annangrove, Baulkham Hills, Bella Vista, Beaumont Hills, Berkshire Park, Blacktown, Bligh Park,Castle Hill, Cherrybrook, Dural, Galston, Glendenning, Glenhaven, Glenwood, Kellyville, Kellyville Ridge, Kenthurst, Kings Langley, Kings Park, Lalor Park, Marsden Park, McGraths Hill, Maryong, Mulgrave, Newbury, North Rocks, Norwest, Oakville, Parklea, Quakers Hill, Riverstone, Round Corner, Rouse Hill, Schofields, Seven Hills, Stanhope Gardens, and Vineyard, in Sydney, Australia

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