5 of the 61 massage & bodywork listings in the directory match this view. The count is live, and the order below is members first, then alphabetical — never by rating.
Each is a filtered view of the 61 listings — it counts, it never ranks.
A quiet northern-suburbs clinic whose range runs wider than most: remedial, relaxation and pregnancy massage alongside hot stone work, Bowen therapy and manual lymphatic drainage — two modalities that are genuinely hard to find north of the river. Weekday and Saturday hours, booked online.
Wendy Zajac practises Bowen therapy from Viveash in the Swan Valley — including Baby Bowen for infants and McLoughlin scar-release work — as a Bowen Association Australia member, nationally accredited and insured. Open six days with evening slots midweek and Saturday appointments to 3:30pm.
A six-practitioner clinic on Old Perth Road pairing naturopathy and homeopathy with remedial massage, Bowen therapy, reflexology and hypnotherapy. Live blood analysis is offered at a stated $110 for a forty-minute session, and the clinic stays open to 8pm on weeknights with Saturday hours — rare flexibility for the Swan corridor.
Sharon King has practised reflexology and Bowen therapy for eighteen years, splitting her week between George Street in Fremantle (Fridays and Saturdays) and Morley (Tuesdays and Wednesdays). Alongside foot and hand reflexology and Swedish massage she offers Reflexology Lymph Drainage — the RLD technique developed in UK cancer-care settings — as a gentle lymphatic option. Member of the Reflexology Association of Australia and the Bowen Therapy Federation.
Tracy O'Meara Smith works from the Perth Hills with flower essences at the centre of the practice — personalised blends drawn from West Australian, Australian bush, Bach and FES ranges, flower affinity readings, and Baihui sessions that pair essence work with Bowen bodywork at $250 including the take-home blend. A free fifteen-minute consult opens the door.
Massage in Perth is sold under half a dozen names, and the name matters more than the price does. Remedial, sports, deep tissue and relaxation sessions can happen on the same table in the same hour — what separates them is the training behind the hands and, often, whether your health fund will look at the receipt.
Most practices here work in private rooms in blocks of 30, 60 or 90 minutes. You’ll be asked what you want from the session before anyone touches you, and you stay clothed to your own comfort under a towel. Some rooms add dry needling or cupping to a remedial session; others keep strictly to hands.
Worth checking before you book rather than after: whether the therapist holds a provider number your fund recognises, and whether the person you booked is the person you’ll get in a multi-room clinic. Pregnancy massage is its own booking with its own table setup — say so when you ring, not when you arrive.
Related: remedial massage, sports massage, deep tissue, reflexology, lymphatic drainage, and the allied health practices who work alongside them.
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