Massage & Osteopathy

Why Massage ?

“I love a good massage…but finding the perfect massage experience with a practitioner I was truly comfortable with was often difficult…But now, I have the solution. I have a massage practice of my own. And now, I can make sure every massage experience is perfect.

As a good friend once said, if you can’t have what you want, what’s the point of being here?”

At Massage & Osteopathy, we focus on taking care of your needs
Helping you to destress, unwind and find your inner peace and balance.

I hope you find what you’re looking for when you experience your massage with us

 Owner
Barbara Choy  

Massage & Osteopathy in Bondi Junction, Sydney, NSW is listed under Massage Offering Deep Tissue Massage, Swedish Massage, Sports Massage.

Other services by Massage & Osteopathy are Remedial Massage, Pregnancy Massage, Lymphatic Draining.

Phone Massage & Osteopathy to make an appointment with our friendly staff.

Services

Swedish Massage
Remedial Massage
Sports Massage
Deep Tissue Massage
Pregnancy Massage
Lymphatic Drainage Massage

Reviews

“Pavol has an intuitive touch. I didn’t need to tell him to adjust pressure once, I felt comfortable and he was very professional. Highly recommended!”

“Great first experience! The massage was well done and she was clear all the time with the steps to follow. The results were really good for one time only. Highly recommend it!”

“Great vibe, great people. Hard to get a fav masseur as they’re all good! nice change from other places”

“Continuing Education Seminar for Health Professionals

The continuing education seminars of National University of Medical Sciences (NUMSS) are available in-campus in Toronto (Ontario, Canada) as well as worldwide through online on-demand education. New seminars are added regularly.

These seminars are open to everyone, including manual osteopaths, physiotherapists, chiropractors, massage therapists, pedorthists, naturopaths, and athletic therapists. They may also be used as Continuing Education Units (CEU) to fulfill requirements of a number of regulatory associations such as the College of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners of Ontario (COMPO), International Osteopathic Association (IOA), Ontario College of Osteopathic Rehabilitation Sciences (OCORS), International Board of Certified Athletic Therapists (IBCAT), & the College of Certified Pedorthists of Ontario.

We have kept the seminar fees at $50 per seminar to make them affordable to all health practitioners. To register and to receive information about seminar dates please email us at admissions@numss.com.

Seminar:

Sports Osteopathy: improving athletic performance through manual osteopathy

Seminar Presenter: manual osteopath; Dr. Shahin Pourgol, president and a professor of NUMSS

Time: 2 hours of lectures & demonstration

Format: campus based at the National Academy of Osteopathy campus at York University Heights campus located at 121 Limestone Crescent in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, as well as online video lectures worldwide. The in-campus Attendees get the opportunity to practice the techniques at our classroom in Toronto on each other under supervision of Dr. Pourgol and ask questions. Online attendees have the ability to watch the videos on-demand.

Fee: 50 EURO (a receipt is issued for you to use as a business expenses for tax deduction purposes)
CEU: This seminar is eligible to be used for two hours of continuing education unit (CEU)

Eligibility: open to all health professionals; including massage therapists, physical therapists, kinesiologists, athletic trainers, pedorthists, athletic therapists, physicians, chiropractors and naturopaths

Topics Covered: Dr Pourgol Demonstrates a number of osteopathic techniques that help athletes perform better. Using these techniques on athletes has been shown to increase their speed and power.”

“For a thorough remedial massage and for a reasonable price, I can definitely recommend the team here. Friendly staff, clean studio, and great service – my only criticism is the toilets being located deep into the gym (the massage business is located in the front of the gym’s building) and having to bypass all the fitness pros getting their muscles on!”