Midweek massage
at
Alive Wellbeing ...
Free up some movement, put some spring back into your step and finish your week feeling better.
Midweek massage may be just what you need ...
Remedial massage
Deep tissue massage
Trigger point therapy
Cupping
Medkey biofeedback pain relief
One hour including consult
As a Fellow of the Australian Traditional Medicine Society, we abide by their professional standards and Code of Conduct. We also have 30 years of naturopathic experience.
All you need to do is book your preferred time on a Wednesday. Click the "Book Here" button below.
Just what I want
"I love coming in once a fortnight for my midweek massage. Alive Wellbeing uses remedial massage and Medkey biofeedback to get me moving and feeling great again."
– M Peters, August 2026
Any questions?
If you have any questions, ask here. You may want to find out which method is best for you, or organise a different time with us. Let us know here, and we'll get back to you.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between remedial and deep tissue massage?
Remedial massage is a targeted form of massage that works on specific muscles and soft tissues to help reduce pain and improve function and movement.
Deep tissue massage differs by applying slow firm pressure to work deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue.
Why Wednesdays?
By Wednesday, the week is well underway, and your body may already be experiencing the stress.
A midweek massage gives you the chance to pause, give back to yourself, promoting a sense of wellbeing.
How much does it cost?
All our massage therapies cost $120.
Massages are paid upfront via credit card, direct deposit, or cash upon arrival.
Appointments can be cancelled or rescheduled with 24 hours' notice.
To cancel or reschedule, email us at contact@alivewellbeing.com.au.
What is cupping?
Cupping uses glass cups and heat to force suction and increase circulation deep under the skin.
What is Medkey biofeedback pain relief?
The device emits micro-electrical impulses that measure how the body's tissue responds in nanoseconds.
Using that feedback, it adjusts the impulses to match what your body needs.
This interaction with skin receptors and subcutaneous nerves interrupts pain signals at the source and promotes neuromuscular co-ordination.
What is trigger point therapy?
Trigger point therapy releases muscle knots.
Through the steady application of pressure for 30-90 seconds, blood flow is restored and range of motion improves.
Camden, NSW
Alive Wellbeing
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