The heat does the work — helping muscles soften, loosen, and relax more quickly
Less pain during treatment — no need for deep, forceful pressure to release trigger points
No soreness after — unlike some deep tissue sessions, there’s usually no post-massage DOMS
Calms the nervous system — supporting both muscular and emotional release
Improves circulation — enhancing nutrient flow and recovery
It’s the perfect blend of effectiveness and ease — therapeutic without being intense.
Your therapist will begin with a short check-in to understand your symptoms, tension patterns, and treatment goals. From there, the session flows between direct stone work and hands-on massage, depending on what your body needs. You might experience the stones gliding slowly across tight areas, or being held still on specific trigger points to encourage a deep release.
Our aim is always the same: to restore function, reduce discomfort, and leave you feeling better. You’ll walk away relaxed, realigned, and likely surprised at how effective this gentle approach can be.
Remedial hot stone massage is ideal for:
People who need deep muscular work but dislike painful pressure
Those recovering from stress, burnout, or chronic muscle tension
Clients with fibromyalgia or heightened nervous system sensitivity
Anyone looking for a treatment that blends function with relaxation
This treatment may be especially helpful if you’ve had deep tissue before and found it too uncomfortable — but still want lasting results.
Remedial hot stone massage is performed only by therapists with a Diploma of Remedial Massage who have been specifically trained in this method.
Sarah Walters
Sarah’s background in spa therapy gives her a deep appreciation for how warmth and nurture support healing. She blends her remedial skills with stone work to create sessions that are deeply calming, yet highly effective in targeting tension and pain.
Erin Dodd
Erin brings a clinical approach to remedial work, combining firm technique with intuitive use of heat and movement. She uses the stones as precise tools — seeking out restriction and working with the body to shift it gently and thoroughly.