MT Physical Wellness
Multiple locations
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Multiple locations
(24)
Based in London, I offer a range of professional therapeutic and holistic massages. My services will help relieve muscle tension and improve circulation, leaving you looking brighter and feeling refreshed. Why not enjoy a special pamper day for you and a friend?
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24 customer reviews
Guppy
Massage Therapy
Marek is amazing. His touch is magical and his caring approach is just perfect. Highly recommended! See you in March.
Reply from MT Physical Wellness
Hi Guppy, Thank you for taking the time to write a review, your feedback means a lot to me. See you in March.
Stefan
Another great therapy session delivered by Marek. I had a problem with tight hamstrings and he got them right, just like always does. Highly recommend, it's worth to try his massage therapy. Thank you. More...
Chris
The service has been clearly explained, Therapist was friendly, polite and I had felt really comfortable during the treatment. Thank you.
John
The service had been clearly explained and I understood the treatment I was about to get. I would be happy to use his service again. Thanks
Andy
Had a great experience. Seriously, you get way more than what you pay for. I will definitely use Marek's service again. Thanks
Daniel
A really good sports massage delivered by Marek who was clearly extremely experienced and also offered after-care advice..
He is also a very friendly and has thorough knowledge of diet and nutrition.
Many thanks.
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Caroline
I had a brilliant deep tissue massage from Marek in the comforts of my home. He is an excellent massage therapist who listens to his clients.
He was punctual, friendly and professional.
Marek knew exactly what he was doing and the whole experience was not rushed at all. He took his time and worked all over while making sure that I was comfortable and relaxed. By the end of the treatment I felt like I was floating on air.
Also I like that fact that his hours are very flexible.
Would thoroughly recommend and use again.
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Christian Platts
Amazing work flying the flag for the rest of the world. A regulated complementary therapy industry!!
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Candice Van Eeden
An excellent organisation for natural healthcare practitioners
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Michele Goulding
I am a registered CNHC Clinical Hypnotherapy and Psychotherapy Practitioner as well as a registered Reiki Practitioner. I enjoy the ease with which i can communicate with them and also like the news and articles they inform their members about on a regular basis. Many thanks CNHC..
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Susan Wallace
I'm a CNHC registered hypnotherapist and I think the service provided is excellent. I look forward to the news update and hearing how people are pulling together to strengthen our profession. Well done everyone.
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Lindsay Kinnealy Ostrovskis
Delighted to now be registered with Complementary & Natural Healthcare Council - CNHC Hypnotherapy (Rapid Transformational Therapy - Marisa Peer Method Therapy) . .. and soon for Reiki, Bach Flower remedies, etc., I hope! More...
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Peter Lilly
Been a member for several years. Excellent way to highlight fully qualified Sports Therapists from those without proper training
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Sally Ibbotson
I am so pleased to be a member of this organisation. It gives Complementary health practitioners a voice and adds to public and professional confidence.
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Ben Lacey
I am proud to be part of the CNHC family and eager to promote it as much as possible. What we have always needed.
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Nadia Wyatt
If you need a Registered Therapist - a Hypnotherapist - for instance make sure they are registered with the CNHC. The CNHC means they are properly trained and qualified. The CNHC is a regulatory body in the UK which provides a voluntary register of Complimentary Therapists. It is approved by the Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care. More...
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Julie Wood
The closest thing we have to regulation for hypnotherapy.
It helps to raise and maintain high standards within the profession, and differentiate between professionally trained and insured therapists and those who have chosen an easier and perhaps less accountable route.
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Linden Stewart Alsop
I'm glad to have made the decision to be registered via CNHC. Clients tell me they have chosen me when searching for a Reiki therapist online because they are confident that my CNHC registration ensures that I will be a safe pair of hands.
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Jane Ludlam
As a member of the CNHC register I find their services and support invaluable and would recommend any one who is a professional in the healthcare field to join them. They are always there to help you and deal with any issues you may have in a lovely manner. They also keep you up to date with all the relevant information which as a busy practitioner you are not always able to do. Thank you every one at CNHC More...
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Alis Pavel
I am also a CNHC registered practitioner and the organisation is doing a fantastic job at helping therapists boost their business. They are very supportive and are known for the high standards of professionalism. I've had clients tell me that the main reason for seeing me in therapy is because I'm CNHC registered, and therefore they know they get a great quality treatment! More...
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Carolyn Wellington
Happy to be registered as a CNHC practitioner supporting massage therapy and sports therapy in Derbyshire. Great to be part of a regulatory body that is highly recognised within the healthcare sector allowing me to use my experience and knowledge in therapy, sport, fitness, health and social care. ...all in all 40 years of hard work and studying. More...
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Tamsin Grainger
The CNHC is a very important organisation for informing the public, those in the medical profession, and others who deal with payment for health services such as the insurance industry. The rules for it's register are strictly applied so that people can be confident as to the training and status of practitioners. More...
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Richard Pietkiewicz
As a Reiki therapist and teacher of many years I feel a national register is essential. So many new age add ons have been allowed to pile onto the pure and gentle Usui Japanese Reiki.
However I do feel the CNHC should do more to promote members / therapies .... I give many treatments and run courses every month. I have yet to meet one person who has ever heard of the CNHC ... IMHO?
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Steph Knox
I can't believe it has taken me this long to write a review, but Anne deserves ALL the praise! I found her by chance on Facebook a year ago. Since then, she has made monthly (if not more frequent) visits to our home for massage. She has been the biggest blessing to our mental and physical health, from general full body massage, arm/nerve pain, insomnia, lower back issues, etc. She is kind, easy to talk to, SO thoughtful and a great masseuse. I highly recommend Anne for all your massage needs! More...
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What do you love most about your job?
My job is hugely rewarding I love helping my clients achieve new levels of healing, relaxation and well-being.
What inspired you to start your own business?
Enjoying a freedom of being your own boss, flexibility and control.
Why should our clients choose you?
I am a massage therapist because I simply enjoy my work and want to help people. Massage Therapy is good for your health. It is no longer seen as just a luxury. Massage is now being used in a number of clinical areas for treatment of medical problems such as asthma, anxiety, bronchitis, headaches, allergies, sports injuries, and in patients with joint and muscle diseases like arthritis and fibromyalgia. There are many more positive health benefits of massage which I like to share with my Patients.
Sports Massage
Whether you’re in good health, a professional athlete, or just keeping fit, I understand that nothing is more frustrating than being unable to train because of pain and injury. Recent studies have shown that in addition to treating & preventing injuries, regular sports massage can actually help boost sporting performance and reduce recovery times after events. Despite the name everyone can benefit from a sports massage whether injured or not.
Sports Massage or Soft Tissue Therapy is the manipulation and mobilisation of soft tissue structures such as muscles, tendons, ligaments and connective tissue. It helps to improve muscle functionality increasing flexibility and elasticity of the muscle fibres. It does also release tension and is effective in reducing pain and discomfort.
When muscle tension builds up and it is not treated effectively, in the long term it can cause chronic pain and may lead to injuries. Regular treatment can help to prevent injury.
Holistic Massage
Holistic massage is similar to sports massage, with all of the same training and knowledge needed by the therapist. So essentially, you do get all of the above. But it’s also very different, which means you get a little something extra. It gives us a foundation in all the basic techniques, working with the muscular system, promoting circulation and aiding lymphatic flow – you know, all of the technical bits. But it also looks at your body as a whole, including your mindset, emotions and lifestyle, and provides a treatment that not only helps heal your mechanical issues, but makes you feel better and more relaxed in yourself. Holistic massage is often accompanied by aftercare advice, suggested yoga poses and strengthening exercises or stretches to help prolong the effects of the massage.
Deep Tissue
Deep tissue massage is a form of massage therapy that is used to realign the deeper layers of the muscles and connective tissues—addressing and resolving the underlying problems that can lead to chronic pain and stiffness. It differs from regular massage treatments; in that it addresses deeper, more rooted issues in the muscles and ligaments, and allows treatments to be more vigorous, successful and long-lasting.
When a person experiences ongoing stiffness, tension, or sustained injury to their muscles, tendons and ligaments, these form a band of rigid inflexible tissues called adhesions (known colloquially as “knots”). While most adhesions are relatively minor, extreme cases can block circulation, limit movement and flexibility, and be extremely painful. Often, the only way to address these adhesions is through deep tissue massage treatments.
