ToThePoint Remedial Massage Adelaide

ToThePoint Masage will be closed

from Sunday 30.3.25 - Saturday 12.4.25 included

ToThePoint Massage is closed on April 24. - 26.

ToThePoint Masage will be closed from Monday 23.1.23 - Thursday 26.1.23

ToThePoint Massage is open again.

Please book online via the BookNow button on our page or on our website.
Everybody is welcome. Send us a message if you have any questions.

I'm excited to announce the reopening of my business.

From today, I will be accepting bookings for remedial massage and for health-related lymphatic drainage. At this time, I will not be able to take you on for relaxation massage.

There will be a few changes in the way I operate in the coming months to minimize any health risks:
All the necessary health, safety & infection control steps have been taken and will continue to take place.
I ask that all of my clients maintain excellent hygiene and safety during this time.
Please cancel your appointment if you have any of the relevant symptoms for COVID-19 or have been in contact with someone who is infected.
I've also completed the online module for Covid-19.

I look forward to seeing you all soon.

Below you will find the link to the updated information to the restrictions for remedial massage in SA:

https://www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/178988/FAQ-Emergency-Management-Non-Essential-Business-and-Other-Activities-No-4-COVID-19-Direction-2020-.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0wfnM5VgzJMfri7vQVa2YEzIGZijfa9Jv66D4q__4lRTDxsOw2ci7m4iI

Often manual therapy will cop a bad rap when people say "But there is no evidence" Well... that's because its almost impossible to design well controlled randomized trial to evaluate the effects of manual therapy techniques.

But clinically we can see the results of pain reduction and improved function and can therefore assist to facilitate a more effective active rehabilitation plan. So "A lack of evidence doesn't mean a lack of validity"

Often manual therapy will cop a bad rap when people say "But there is no evidence" Well... that's because its almost impossible to design well controlled randomized trial to evaluate the effects of manual therapy techniques. But clinically we can see the results of pain reduction and improved function and can therefore assist to facilitate a more effective active rehabilitation plan. So "A lack of evidence doesn't mean a lack of validity"

Cortisone injections for hip and knee pain lead to more complications than previously thought, research has found.

The anti-inflammatory jabs are used by athletes to mask pain, and to treat symptoms of osteoarthritis.

But the study by Boston University School of Medicine found that the treatment could speed up a joint's disintegration and force patients to have total knee or hip replacements.

Researchers found 10 per cent of their patients given injections in the hips in 2018 suffered complications, along with four per cent of those who had the jabs in the knees.

These can include stress fractures, progressive osteoarthritis or even the collapse of joints.

Cortisone injections for hip and knee pain are more dangerous than was thought Cortisone injections for hip and knee pain lead to more complications than previously thought, research has found.

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