Kinesiology and Bodywork with Rachel Lead Positive Health & WellBeing
Kinesiology and Bodywork with Rachel Lead Positive Health & WellBeing

Remedial Massage

For thousands of years massage has been used for its therapeutic and healing effects on the body. While it has not always been understood why massage worked, the positive results were recognised and appreciated. From the relief of muscular and skeletal pain to the treatment of a wide range of conditions and ailments, massage has proven itself an effective tool for medicinal healing and general body maintenance.

 

Modern advances in science and medicine have brought with them a better understanding of how and why massage works. A better understanding of the biomechanics of the body has also brought important advances in massage itself.   This increased knowledge has allowed for the refinement of existing techniques and has allowed development of new approaches.

 

Today, massage has again entered the medical mainstream and is seen by many as an important adjunct to qualified medical treatment.

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Laxfield Road

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Seasons Greetings To All past and present clients, colleagues and students.

'Wishing for A World of Peace and Harmony'...

 

2026

 

Coming up...

Please contact me for TFH training courses, starting with level 1.

 

I am available for 'Complementary Health Talks' for Wellness Events and Community gatherings, using my 30 + years of experience.

Please contact to book.

 

May 15th - 17th.2026.

Guest teacher - Wales.

Perceptual Bodywork. 

 

 

 

 

 

Please contact me for more details...

rachelpbck@gmail.com

 

TFH Practice Sessions

(pre-requisite TFH 1)

9.30.am - 1pm.  

Held regularly -please contact me for next date...

 

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