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Even Artists Need Massage Relief

As an artist and a massage therapist, I understand the unique physical demands of creative work. Whether you’re standing at an easel for hours, hunched over a sculpture, or repetitively sketching, your body absorbs the strain—often without you realising it.


Why Artists Benefit from Massage:


Relieves Postural Stress – Painting, sculpting, and drawing often involve prolonged static positions, leading to neck, shoulder, and back tension.

Prevents Repetitive Strain – Fine motor movements (like brushwork or carving) can cause wrist, hand, and forearm fatigue.

Improves Flexibility & Mobility – Creative work can stiffen muscles, restricting movement over time. Massage helps maintain fluidity.

Reduces Mental Fatigue – Artistic focus is mentally draining. Massage lowers stress hormones and boosts mental clarity.

Enhances Body Awareness – Many artists disconnect from physical strain while immersed in work. Massage reconnects you to your body’s needs.


My Approach:

As both an artist and a therapist, I tailor sessions to target the specific strains of creative work—whether it’s easing a painter’s stiff shoulders or relieving a sculptor’s tight forearms.


Your art deserves your full energy—don’t let physical tension hold you back.

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