Miri Miri Massage & Wellness

Miri Miri Massage & Wellness

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■ Specializing in Remedial Massage. SPA TREATMENTS & BEAUTY
■ Anti Aging , Plasma , HIFU, Microneedle

We offer:

* Health Rebates
* Preganacy Massage (Pre Birth and
Post Pregnancy Care)
* Relaxation/Swedish
* Hot stone massage
* Lomi Lomi (Hawaiian Massage).
* Aromatherapy Massage
* Shiatsu (Japanese massage).
* Remedial
* Cross muscle fiber (Bowen).
* Sports/injury
* Reflexology
* Structural aligning
* Chinese cupping
* Acupressure
* Thai Massage
* Chinese Massage
* Acupuncture/Dry Needlin

29/11/2025

Not all headaches are the same! Tension, migraine, cluster, and sinus headaches each have different causes and symptoms. Understanding the type can help you find the right relief.

29/11/2025

Fascinating , and about time the 3x million people suffering with depression had better answers...

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1FPKcLJNtL/

🧠 New Research Is Rewriting What We Know About Depression

For decades, we’ve heard that depression stems from a “chemical imbalance” — low serotonin or other neurotransmitter issues. But emerging brain-imaging research is challenging that view.

A study from Weill Cornell Medicine shows that in many people with depression, it’s not just about “chemicals,” but rather how parts of the brain are wired. Researchers found that a brain network — the salience network — tends to be significantly larger in depressed individuals compared to those without depression. This suggests that altered brain circuitry and connectivity may underlie depression more than chemical levels do. 

Moreover, a 2025 study from McGill University identified specific brain-cell types (neurons and microglia) that behave differently in people with depression — showing altered gene activity and inflammation pathways. This lends weight to the idea that depression involves real, structural and cellular changes in the brain. 

What this means: Depression may be far more complex than a simple “chemical imbalance.” Understanding it as a condition rooted in brain wiring and structure opens the door to new, more targeted treatments — beyond only medication, perhaps involving therapies that reshape brain networks or target cellular pathways.

💡 Hope for the future: With better science, we may see new treatments — tailored to individual brain patterns — that treat depression more effectively and holistically.

📚 Source: Weill Cornell Medicine (2024) & McGill University (2025)

27/11/2025

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30/10/2025

For those who acknowledge Halloween
I thought this was pretty funny !!

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04/10/2025

Lifestyle change
Looking after your health

Sleep Health
( sleep hygiene, quiet time before bed

Water Health
( filters and hydration )

Nutrition
( if it's not a whole food, a nut a fruit a veggie, real unprocessed meat etc it shouldn't be consumed )

Stress Management
( mindfulness and meditation down time quiet time )

Exercise
( weights for woman's bone density and 30min walking each day )

Body works
( Masaage , Cupping, muscle manipulation
Body works , thermal stones , rehabilitation body works post surgery , Pregnancy and injury )

0421 860 286
Miri Miri Massage and Skin clinic Yeppoon

03/10/2025

Connection, observing, listening, Feeling the person's spirit as well as their skin and muscle s and how they are responding in order to give an amazing personally tailored experience for that individuals needs.

All In The Family: Onions (Red, Yellow, White) 03/10/2025

School Holidays health tips.

We are back massaging next week.

All In The Family: Onions (Red, Yellow, White)

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Address


15 Melbourne Street
Yeppoon, QLD
4703

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 8pm
Saturday 10am - 1pm
Sunday 10am - 1pm