Relief for Healthcare Heroes

We take bookings from 9am onward. If you finish a shift at 7-8am, book for 9-10am — many night shift nurses use the massage as a way to decompress before sleep rather than lying awake still wound up from the ward.

Thai massage for the spinal decompression — hours of bending over patients compresses the lumbar spine in a specific way that Thai stretching addresses well. For targeted relief on specific knots from repetitive lifting positions, Shiatsu works on those trigger points directly.

Yes. The physical and emotional are harder to separate in healthcare than in most other work — when the body releases, the mental load follows. Many nurses say regular massage is what keeps them functional through demanding stretches. Not a luxury, just maintenance.

A 60-minute session fits comfortably into a lunch break, between meetings, or before an evening commitment. For deeper work on chronic desk-related tension — compressed cervical spine, rounded shoulders, forearm tightness from extended typing — 90 minutes covers both the immediate symptoms and the contributing postural patterns. Many regular clients prefer weekly 60-minute sessions over less-frequent longer ones for sustained relief.

Yes. We typically confirm same-day bookings within 30 minutes and can usually arrange arrivals within 2–3 hours in central districts. For business visitors, booking on the evening of your arrival day is a common pattern — it helps transition from travel mode to productive work mode. WhatsApp is the fastest channel to confirm availability and schedule.