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'Part time Massage Therapist required in Holistic Clinic Skerries, North Co. Dublin'

Therapies available in the clinic are:
Sport Massage and Neuromuscular Therapy
Physical Therapy
Pilates Classes

The clinic will also avail of Colonic Hydrotherapy.

Therapy Room:
The room will be available to any Holistic Therapist, Nutritional Therapist, Physiotherapist, and others...

Personal Pilates and Yoga studio:
A small studio for personal Yoga or Pilates Classes to a max of 4 people x class to ensure our client the best care and attention.

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What is Sports Massage?

Sports Massage is a specific type of massage which is generally given before, during, and after sport events to help prepare the athlete for best performance, to relax the nerves and prevent injuries.

An athlete, before a performance, is under immense stress emotionally and physically and consequentely body is also prone to injuries. Practices before the event lead to constant build-up of tension in the muscles and cause stress on joints, ligaments, tendons, as well as the muscles themselves.

The practice of Chinese Medical Acupressure Massage or Tuina as it is called uses a series of manual clinical techniques which are used to prevent and treat illness and are based on the principles of Chinese Traditional Medicine. These same principles govern the practices of Acupuncture, Chinese Herbalism and Qi Gong Therapy.

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