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Massage across remedial, relaxation, pregnancy, hot stone and lymphatic drainage, with reiki and reflexology on the same menu and float tanks in the building. Hour-long sessions run $129–$159, evenings included most nights, and a membership from $95 a month suits people who treat it as maintenance rather than a treat.
A seven-day remedial clinic on Market Street covering deep tissue, sports and trigger-point work, pregnancy massage, cupping and lymphatic drainage. Prices are published plainly — thirty minutes from $70, an hour $130, concessions across the board — and HICAPS handles most health-fund rebates on the spot.
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.
A six-room Hay Street studio with a large therapist team working across deep tissue, remedial, sports and relaxation massage, plus lymphatic drainage, reflexology-style foot work and mobile visits. A registered health provider, so most private funds rebate through HICAPS.
A small network of remedial rooms across Wembley, Subiaco and Nedlands, built around assessment-led treatment rather than a fixed rub-down — remedial and sports massage, pregnancy massage, manual lymphatic drainage, with dry needling and myofascial cupping where the practitioner judges them suitable. Each clinic books separately through Fresha.
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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