RHYTHMICAL MASSAGE THERAPY ASSOCIATION

 WHEN IS RHYTHMICAL MASSAGE THERAPY USEFUL?

Rhythmical Massage Therapy can be of benefit in supporting the individual with both acute and chronic conditions of a physical or psychological nature. For example: Anxiety, Arthritic conditions, Asthma, Cardiovascular problems including High Blood Pressure, Convalescence, including after operations, Depression, Digestive disorders, Immune support, Insomnia, Low back pain, Menstrual problems, Migraine and headaches, Muscular tension, Neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s and Multiple Sclerosis, Pain managementSupporting circulation and lymph drainage.

In general, treatments are experienced as being relaxing, warming and harmonising. People often comment on a renewed sense of wellbeing, of feeling more upright and free from feelings of tiredness and heaviness. Rhythmical Massage can be of great help for improving mental and emotional health, helping to bring stability and calmness, and a feeling of being centred. Rhythmical massage is suitable for all ages.​

ABOUT RHYTHMICAL MASSAGE THERAPY

The aim is to support and strengthen the rhythmical processes and activities of the body, which are the basis of good health. This enables new possibilities of health to arise. Rhythmical Massage Therapy is indicated for a much wider range of health problems than is usual for conventional Massage, as it addresses the more subtle energy systems at work in the body. It was developed by Dr Ita Wegman MD in the 1920s from classical Swedish remedial Massage. Dr Margarethe Hauschka MD also contributed to its further development.