Treatments

All treatments are designed to be relaxing, therapeutic and, most importantly, tailored to you.

Here at Hazel’s Health & Harmony, I offer a select range of different types of massage treatments. You might be wondering how to choose the right massage treatment. Here, I have created a guide on how best to find the right type of treatment for you. Please feel free to visit the page dedicated to each type of treatment. If you are still unsure, please get in contact, and I’ll be happy to help you find which one is best for you.

All treatments are designed to be relaxing, therapeutic and, most importantly, tailored to you.

Each treatment type is relaxing but might benefit you in slightly different ways. Please read the summaries and treatment pages to understand which might be best for you.

Based on this information, now you choose the area you would like to target, or if you would prefer a full-body massage.

Clients might only want to target a specific area, which tends to be shorter. Alternatively, some clients like to indulge in a full-body massage that lasts an hour (or more!).

Making these short decisions means you are now ready to book your massage and are one step closer to some well-deserved ‘me-time’.

Swedish massage is a popular treatment designed to relax the body, improve circulation and relieve muscle tension and stress. It can be a deep tissue massage, but it is not as deep as a sports massage and uses oil to massage the body.

This is a seated ancient Indian healing (Ayurvedic) therapy focusing on balancing mind, body and spirit.
Focusing on the upper back, shoulders, neck, face and scalp, it relieves tension, boosts circulation and promotes relaxation.

Lymphatic drainage massage uses gentle, rhythmical movements of the skin to speed up the natural circulation of lymph fluid. It can help protect the body against infection and encourage the production of healthy body tissue.

Seated massage is a form of Swedish massage that focuses on the back, shoulders, neck and scalp, either with oil or through clothing. Techniques include kneading, friction and cupping to relieve tension and promote relaxation.

This is a seated ancient Indian healing (Ayurvedic) therapy focusing on balancing mind, body and spirit. Focusing on the upper back, shoulders, neck, face and scalp, it relieves tension, boosts circulation and promotes relaxation.