Welcome to Massage.co.nz!

Massage.co.nz strives to provide Massage and Aromatherapy services that are second to none.

Providing a range of Massage treatments including Relaxation, Therapeutic, Pregnancy, Sports Massage (Pre and Post event) and Onsite Corporate Chair Massage services, as well as Kinesio taping, Sports strapping, Aromatherapy Facials and Body Treatments.

A wide range of Aromatherapy and Massage and products, Gift baskets and vouchers are available for purchase.

Massage.co.nz has been dedicated to treating muscles in Palmerston North since 2004.

Clinic Hours

Massage.co.nz operates on a flexible time schedule. This means appointments can be made to suit your own time constraints.

Bookings are Essential!
Phone: (06) 355 4689
EFTPos is Available
From The Blog
  • What is Therapeutic Massage
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    Also known as Remedial or Deep TissueTherapeutic massage is one treatment aimed at decreasing soft tissue or muscle problems. One of the foremost indications of tension or dysfunction of the muscles and soft tissue is pain. The problem may be as simple as an ache or strained muscle, or it could be due to chronic pain that has been a problem for sometime. Therapeutic massage is one of the best methods of locating and treating these conditions.
    Written on Friday, 02 December 2005 17:52 Be the first to comment! Read 45 times Read more...
  • What is pregnancy massage
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    Pregnancy is a time of major structural, physiological, spiritual, and social changes. Some of these changes produce discomforts and concerns, which can be addressed with appropriate massage therapy and body use guidance. Pregnancy massage therapy is beneficial throughout the nine months of a low-risk pregnancy. If you are not having a low risk pregnancy, discuss your condition with your physician or midwife. After further discussion, you may be able to receive therapy with additional written release. Massage therapy in pregnancy can include specific light and deep pressure massage, myofascial techniques, circulatory work, acupressure, reflexology, and other techniques.
    Written on Friday, 02 December 2005 17:53 Be the first to comment! Read 84 times Read more...
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