Elisha May - Massage, Reflexology, Myofascial Release

London, EC1V 7DT

About me

Hi, I'm Elisha, and I treat a variety of clients from sportsmen and musicians, through to office professionals who spend hours sitting in front of a computer for a living, as well as post surgery and pregnant women.

Every treatment is tailored to my client’s specific, individual needs. I will ask my clients what their problem areas are, and what the end goal is from the treatment. Depending on the clients needs, I will either work on specific problems or holistically for general health and well-being.

I really love Massage, Reflexology and Myofascial Release and find it very satisfying when I can help someone with their pain relief and general wellbeing! I'm constantly learning new therapies and techniques, the most recent one being Myofascial Release, which is a form of bodywork that focuses on removing restrictions in the body's soft tissue and reducing pain. I treat but acute and chronic pain.

I also now provide online SMFRTherapy (Self Myofascial Release Therapy). These sessions are £10 less than the clinic sessions.

To book an appointment, please call the clinic directly and they will be happy to help. For any information about treatments please contact me directly by email on elishamay74@hotmail.com

Training, qualifications & experience

Diploma in Therapeutic Massage
Diploma in Reflexology & Pregnancy Massage
Clinical Rehabilitation Diploma in Myofascial Release.
Workshops in Neck and back conditions, Shoulder and Deep Tissue.

I trained at the London College of Massage, the London School of Reflexology and Myofascial Release UK as well as doing numerous workshops and courses to update skills and techniques.

Therapies offered

Other available therapies

Myofascial Release

Self Myofascial Release Therapy (online treatments)

Fees

£49 for half an hour
£70 for an hour
£106 for 90 mins

Availability

Tuesday 12pm - 8pm

Wednesday 2pm - 8pm

Friday 8am - 1pm

Some Saturdays 9am - 2pm

If you have been diagnosed with or suspect you may have a pre-existing medical condition you should consult your GP for advice, diagnosis and treatment and always inform your health professional before starting any alternative or additional therapies, treatments or making any major changes in your diet or exercise programme.

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