The Oria local guide
Most of what Joondalup offers is Massage & Bodywork and Spa & Recovery — and there is more besides.
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A massage clinic on Grand Boulevard in Joondalup, opened in 2015 by owner and remedial massage therapist Puan Yangbun and now run with a team of four therapists. Treatments include remedial, sports, deep tissue, relaxation, pregnancy and Thai yoga massage, plus reflexology, lymphatic drainage, cupping and dry needling. Open seven days, Monday to Saturday until 7:30pm and Sunday 8am to 6pm.
A West Australian-owned organic shop and plant-based café in Joondalup, stocking certified organic fruit and veg, daily sourdough, a bulk section, fridge and freezer lines, eco household goods and natural skincare. Qualified nutritionists consult from the store's own clinic.
The Joondalup room of the national endota chain, inside Lakeside shopping centre. The menu is the full spa spread: relaxation, remedial, hot stone and pregnancy massage, organic and clinical facials including LED, microdermabrasion and peels, plus body wraps and scrubs and the usual beauty services. Packages run from half an hour to three hours. A separate endota operates at Joondalup Resort, so check which one a booking is for.
A small day spa on Central Walk in the Joondalup centre, named Best Spa in Joondalup for 2025. Massage works on trigger points, facials and body treatments use Germaine de Capuccini skincare, and the menu is arranged into day-spa packages for men and women — a 90-minute package is advertised at $120. Open seven days except Wednesday, with later hours on the weekend.
A large central-Joondalup chiropractic clinic with eight practitioners covering spinal adjustment techniques, cold laser therapy, dry needling, cupping and Graston soft-tissue work — one of the biggest chiropractic teams north of the river.
One of the widest physiotherapy footprints in the state — Joondalup, Midland, Booragoon, Rockingham, Mandurah, Armadale, Riverton, Cockburn, Beechboro and Mount Claremont among them — with exercise physiology, hydrotherapy, pregnancy and children's physiotherapy alongside the standard work. Takes DVA, WorkCover, NDIS and Medicare referrals.
A family-owned reformer Pilates studio on Delage Street in Joondalup, with more than 20 years in the Pilates industry and over 60 in-studio classes a week. Alongside group reformer classes it offers private Pilates, pregnancy Pilates, a Pilates programme for people over 50, stretch therapy and remedial massage. A single group reformer session is $39, a 10-pack $330, and a drop-in private session $110.
A reformer, mat and barre Pilates studio on Mercer Lane in Joondalup, set up with a focus on keeping Pilates affordable. Classes are pitched at all fitness levels, with instructors offering modifications, and are booked through the Momence app. A casual mat class is $20 and a casual reformer class $26, with 10-class packs and no-lock-in weekly memberships from $18 a week. Grip socks are required for all classes.
7 places have no street address on file, so they are not on the map.
Counted from the places Oria Haven lists here, which last changed 9 October. A place counts once for each kind of practice it offers. Prices are the lowest each place publishes for a session; many publish none, and each sets and changes its own.
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Oria Haven lists 8 places in Joondalup across 6 kinds of practice. The most common are Massage & Bodywork (3), Spa & Recovery (2) and Beauty & Self-Care (2). A place counts once for each kind of practice it offers.
3 of the 8 places publish a starting price, from $20 to $120. What you pay depends on the experience, and each place sets and changes its own, so check the listing before you go.
We build the directory ourselves rather than taking paid submissions, so a practice appears because it exists and serves Perth — not because it paid. Practices can claim their listing for nothing and keep it accurate, photos included. Paid plans add booking links, offers and visitor stats. We never take a cut of bookings, and enquiries go straight to the practice.