Teme Valley Massage Therapy

About Me

My name is Philip Congrave, and I am a highly qualified and experienced massage therapist based in Abberley, Worcestershire. I am a member of the MTI (Massage Training Institute) and hold certifications in Remedial and Sports Massage (Level 5), Holistic Massage Therapy (Level 4) and Indian Head Massage (Level 3).

My Approach to Therapy

I believe in a holistic approach to wellness, treating each client as a unique individual with specific needs. I combine deep tissue and Swedish massage techniques with other modalities like hot stone therapy and Indian head massage to create a personalized and deeply restorative experience.

Remedial Massage

• Designed to address specific muscular and skeletal issues such as:
• Ligament sprains and tendon strains
• Muscle tears
• Tension headaches and back pain
• Sciatica and shoulder pain
• Stiff neck and plantar fasciitis
• Sports injuries and stress

Sports Massage

• Focused on enhancing athletic performance and preventing injuries. Ideal for athletes and active individuals.

Hot Stone Massage

• Incorporates heated basalt stones to release tension, ease muscle stiffness, and promote deep relaxation.

Holistic Massage

• A nurturing blend of Swedish and deep tissue techniques, tailored to address your unique needs and well-being.

Indian Head Massage

• Inspired by traditional Ayurvedic practices, this massage focuses on the head, shoulders, arms, hands, neck, and face. Known for its profound relaxation and relief from tension headaches.

Additional Expertise

My qualifications extend beyond the therapies listed above. I am also skilled in other modalities like trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and aromatherapy, allowing me to provide holistic and effective treatment plans for a variety of conditions.

Massage with a Difference

What sets me apart is my commitment to creating a nurturing and personalized experience for each client. I believe in working in collaboration with you, tailoring the session to your unique needs and preferences.