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The healing touch of remedial massage

In the exhilarating rush of the holidays, we often overlook a crucial aspect amidst the chaos—self-care. Hills Physiotherapy understands the strains and stresses that accompany this festive period. That’s why we advocate for the transformative potential of remedial massage as a means of self-care, especially during this bustling season.

Meet Paul Torsello, one of our Remedial Massage Therapists. Previously managing The General Food Store café in Emerald, honing his conversational and hospitality craft, Paul now offers his expertise to our Emerald and Rowville practices. From elite sports figures to individuals battling chronic pain, his adept hands provide relief and rejuvenation to a diverse clientele.

The holiday frenzy can take a toll, leaving us fatigued and sore from the shopping, planning, and cooking. This is precisely where remedial massage becomes an effective tool for reduction of pain and stress. Beyond mere relaxation, its targeted approach alleviates tension, reduces inflammation and swelling, and enhances flexibility, offering a reprieve from the soreness and stress accumulated during this hectic season.

Imagine unwinding from the knots acquired during shopping escapades or finding relief from the strains of making shortbreads and gingerbread houses. Remedial massage offers an effective antidote to the hustle, allowing tired bodies and minds to recharge. Prioritising self-care isn’t just about personal well-being—it’s a gift to those around us. By nurturing ourselves, we ensure we’re at our best to cherish festive moments with loved ones, arriving at the finish line not fatigued but invigorated.

This New Year, embrace self-care. Visit our Emerald and Rowville clinics where Paul Torsello practices, tailoring remedial massage sessions to your needs. Invest in your well-being to savour the season’s joys, without the nagging neck, back or foot pain.

Let’s make this season brighter by prioritising self-care—the most precious gift we can give ourselves and others.

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