Equilibrium Massage & Wellness
At Equilibrium your wellness is our priority. Welcome to Equilibrium Massage & Wellness! At Equilibrium, your wellness is our priority.
We specialise in a range of Massage & Reflexology treatments including: Sports, Deep Tissue, Pregnancy & Postnatal Massage and also offer traditional Swedish/Relaxation Massage. A warm welcome to Equilibrium Massage & Wellness, founded by Qualified Massage Therapist, Georgia Morley. We specialise in Sports, Deep Tissue and Pregnancy Massage Treatments and also offer traditional Relaxation Massage.
22/07/2026
✨What our clients have been saying about Equilibrium Massage & Wellness✨
Turns out 48 hours in a different environment can be just the reset your mind & body needs 🤍🩵💙
✨ Ladies, your cycle could be the missing piece of the puzzle 🧩✨
Many women notice their back feels more achy at certain times of the month. Hormonal fluctuations—particularly changes in prostaglandins, oestrogen, and progesterone—can affect muscle tension, ligament laxity, inflammation, and even how sensitive we are to pain.
You may notice:
🌸 Lower back ache before or during your period.
🌸 Increased muscle tension around ovulation or premenstrually.
🌸 A flare-up of existing back or pelvic pain at certain points in your cycle.
Understanding these patterns can help you work with your body rather than against it. Massage may help ease muscle tension, encourage relaxation, and provide temporary relief from musculoskeletal discomfort.
Have you ever noticed your back pain changes throughout your cycle? Let me know in the comments!
- Georgia 🤍
Common myth heard in the massage industry… massage flushes out toxins … INCORRECT ❌❌❌
You may have been told ‘drink lots of water after your treatment to flush out all the toxins’ 💦💦💦
… BUT this is not actually accurate.
Massage / foam rolling does not flush toxins out. That is purely down to the role of your liver and kidneys and their natural detoxification processes.
What massage can do is:
- boost circulation
- improve lactate clearance (metabolic waste)
- modulate inflammation
- reduce tension
- boost relaxation
The idea of drinking water after a massage is more about replace normal bodily fluids and to rehydrate.
I hope this clears it up 🙏🏼
- Georgia 🤍
🤍🦶🏼🌿Reflexology & Fertility Support 🌿🦶🏼🤍
Trying to conceive can be an incredibly challenging and stressful journey both emotionally and physically. At Equilibrium, our reflexology treatments offer a gentle, holistic approach to help support your overall wellbeing alongside conventional fertility care.
By helping calm the nervous system, reflexology may support the body’s natural ability to regulate its physiological processes. Within this holistic practice, this is thought to help support hormonal balance and promote a healthy body ecology that is conducive to overall reproductive health.
Research suggests reflexology may help to:
🌿 Reduce stress and anxiety
🙏🏼 Promote deep relaxation
💤 Improve sleep quality
🧘🏻♀️ Support emotional wellbeing
💆♀️ Encourage activation of the parasympathetic (“rest and digest”) nervous system
🌿🦶🏼Reflexes commonly focused on during fertility support 🦶🏼🌿
During a fertility-focused reflexology session, we often pay particular attention to reflexes associated with:
✨ Pituitary gland – often referred to as the “master gland” because it plays a key role in regulating many hormones involved in the menstrual cycle.
✨ Hypothalamus – involved in the communication between the brain and endocrine system, helping regulate hormone signalling.
✨ Thyroid and adrenal glands – to support overall endocrine function and the body’s response to stress.
✨ Ovaries or te**es – reflexes traditionally associated with reproductive health.
✨ Uterus or prostate – depending on the individual, these reflexes are often included to support reproductive wellbeing.
✨ Spine and diaphragm – to encourage relaxation, improve breathing patterns, and reduce physical tension.
✨ Solar plexus – commonly worked to promote a sense of calm and activate the parasympathetic (“rest and digest”) nervous system.
Supporting your nervous system, emotional wellbeing, and overall health can be a vital part of supporting your fertility journey.
If you or anyone you know would benefit from our reflexology treatments, you can book via our link in bio or co
29/06/2026
Love the ☀️ but you can’t beat a good nights sleep 💤🙌🏼
The heat has almost melted my entire brain and my hairs a whole other story BUT the long and short of it is freeze a hot water bottle with cold water along with wet flannels then… (PLACEMENT IS KEY HERE) apply to the bottom of your feet, face & neck. I promise you it works and you’ll finally be able to sleep 💤😴
17/06/2026
The latest MRI shows some incredible developments in the reflexology world 🌍 Research suggests reflexology may work by influencing brain networks!
Researchers found that reflexology activated areas of the brain involved in:
✨ Pain modulation – helping the brain regulate how pain is processed.
🌿 The autonomic nervous system – supporting the shift from “fight or flight” into “rest and digest,” which may promote relaxation.
❤️ Emotional regulation – activating regions linked to stress, mood and emotional wellbeing.
👣 Body awareness (interoception) – increasing the brain’s awareness of internal sensations and helping us tune into what’s happening within the body.
🧩 Sensory integration – helping the brain process and organise sensory information from the body.
What does this mean?
The evidence suggests reflexology may influence the central nervous system, helping the brain regulate pain, stress, relaxation and body awareness.
While the research is still in its early stages, these findings provide a promising neuroscientific explanation for many of the benefits people report after reflexology.
If you’ve ever been interested in trying reflexology and want more information, do get in contact or you can book your appointment via our booking system - link in bio 🔗🙏🏼
12/06/2026
✨ What Is Your Body Trying to Tell You During Treatment? ✨
Your body speaks in many ways during a treatment session. Muscle twitches, goosebumps, stomach gurgles, temperature shifts, and changes in breathing are all common physiological responses that can occur when the body becomes more relaxed and your awareness of internal sensations increases.
Every body responds differently—and that is completely normal, so how many of these can you relate to?
🔹 Muscle Twitching
Small involuntary twitches can occur due to changes in muscle tension, nerve activity, or muscle fatigue. They may become more noticeable as muscles relax.
🔹 Stomach Gurgling
Those rumbling sounds (called borborygmi) are caused by the movement of food, fluid, and gas through the digestive tract. They may become more noticeable as you relax.
🔹 Goosebumps
Goosebumps happen when tiny muscles attached to hair follicles contract. They can be triggered by touch, emotions, temperature changes, or nervous system activity.
🔹 Feeling Warmer or Cooler
Changes in body temperature can occur as blood flow shifts and muscles relax. Some people feel warmth spreading through the body, while others may feel cooler.
🔹 Breathing Changes
As the body relaxes, breathing often becomes slower, deeper, and more regular. This is a common response to feeling calm and safe.
07/06/2026
A little reminder as we head into the summer months ☀️ the longer lighter days doesn’t mean we have to fill every hour. There’s productivity in stillness too 🩵🤍
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224-226 York Road
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Opening Hours
| Monday | 10am - 7pm |
| Tuesday | 2:30pm - 8pm |
| Wednesday | 10am - 7pm |
| Thursday | 8:30am - 1:30pm |
| Friday | 10am - 2pm |
