lh.softtissuetherapist

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https://leaharrisonsofttissuetherapy.janeapp.co.uk/

“Quick fix? That’s sports massage. Long-term results? That’s Soft Tissue Therapy.”

🤔 “Isn’t Soft Tissue Therapy just a fancy name for sports massage?”
Not quite! Think of it like this…

👉 Sports massage = a good spring clean for your muscles.
👉 Soft Tissue Therapy = a professional organiser who figures out why things keep getting messy — and helps stop it happening again!

With Soft Tissue Therapy you get:
✅ Relief from tight, achy muscles
✅ Improved movement & posture
✅ Support for injuries (not just sports ones!)
✅ Long-term results, not just a quick fix

And you don’t need to be an athlete to book in — most of my clients are everyday people who just want to move better, hurt less, and feel more like themselves.

📍 If you come to see me, every session is tailored to you — whether that’s tackling a niggly shoulder, easing work-from-home tension, or helping you keep up with the kids/grandkids/dog 🐶.

✨ Sports massage gives relief. Soft Tissue Therapy gives solutions.

Announcements for 2026

New Opening Times
Monday - 2pm - 9pm
Tuesday - 10am - 6pm
Wednesday - 2pm - 9pm
Thursday - 10am - 9pm
Friday - Closed
Saturdays - 10am - 4pm

Prices the same as last year
£32.50 - 30 min
£55.00 - 60 min
£72.50 - 90 min

Book online here
https://leaharrisonsofttissuetherapy.janeapp.co.uk/

Here’s all the information and how to get in touch.
See you soon x

Its that time of year so here are my Christmas opening times

The clinic will be closed from
24th December until 5th January 2026

Id like to wish you all a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year

Huge announcements

From 1st January there will be daytime appointments available at all locations including home visits

Price freeze - there will be no price increases through 2026

book your appointments here https://leaharrisonsofttissuetherapy.janeapp.co.uk/

OK here is something I get asked an awful lot - "what qualifications are available for massage therapists"

So here is a list of massage therapist qualifications and broadly what they mean

• Level 3 Diploma – The entry-level qualification. Therapists can deliver safe and effective massage (sports, Swedish, holistic) and gain insurance to practice.
• Level 4 Diploma – Advanced Sports Massage Therapy. Therapists can assess injuries, use more specialist techniques, and support recovery.
• Level 5 Diploma – The highest vocational qualification. Focuses on complex injuries, soft tissue dysfunction, and clinical reasoning and rehabilitation. (This is the level I hold).
• Level 6 Qualification – Degree-level study, often covering advanced clinical reasoning, research, and specialist practice areas.

The higher the level, the more in-depth the training and higher clinical skills are taught. My Level 5 training means I can support clients not just with general aches and pains, but also with injury management, illnesses such as Cerebral Palsy, Diabetes, Multiple Sclerosis etc and long-term recovery.

The thing to remember is that you can't treat or massage someone with a paper certificate. A good therapist whatever the level will care about what they are doing to help you and will work with you to acheive your goals and aims. Remaining within their knowledge and skill set is key, therapists must recognise when to refer clients onto more specialised clinicians for treatment.

As a patient you must not be scared to ask your therapist what their qualifications are and if they are able to treat your condition/ailment effectively.