Massage can be applied to treat and provide pain relief for many conditions
Welcome to my website. I hope that the following pages will give you an insight into the treatments I provide as well some helpful information and advice. However I would welcome any comments of constructive critisism, so please feel free to email your suggestions.
In my practice I use a combination of various massage techniques and therapeutic ultrasound to aid in the healing and rehabilitation of soft tissue injuries such as tendonitis, muscular tears or strains, muscle spasm, ligament/tendon damage and restricted joint/muscular mobility.
I also offer therapeutic relaxation massage. Stress
related conditions can be just as detrimental to our health and
wellbeing. Stress can lower our immune response, it can cause symptoms of physical pain such as severe headaches. It can cause insomnia which can then lead onto further feelings of stress and anxiety. Therapeutic relaxation massage has both physical and mental benefits.
I also provide pregnancy massage. I have a specially adapted body support cushion which allows the Mum To Be to lay comfortably on her front. Massage can be extremely beneficial during pregnancy to both mother and baby. I also use specially blended aromatherapy oils specifically designed for ante natal use.
As a fully qualified Vodder Manual Lymphatic Drainage therapist I receive referrals pre and post cosmetic and
orthopaedic surgery and can provide an additional private complementary
therapy to patients under the Lymphoedema service at Worthing Hospital.
Please click on the links below to learn more about the therapies I practice.
Kelly Dean is a fully qualifed and insured member of the British Lymphology Society and MLD UK, the UK's professional association of Manual Lymphatic Drainage Therapists.
To book an appointment, please call The Parkview Clinic
In my practice I use a combination of various massage techniques and therapeutic ultrasound to aid in the healing and rehabilitation of soft tissue injuries such as tendonitis, muscular tears or strains, muscle spasm, ligament/tendon damage and restricted joint/muscular mobility.
Copyright: KDean - July 2008