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If something’s been aching for a while, or you’d just like an hour that’s all yours, our Yarraville massage team will look after you properly.
You’re in safe hands with our team. Every one of our remedial massage therapists and myotherapists holds at least a Diploma of Remedial Massage, so they’ll find where the trouble’s really coming from, which isn’t always the spot you’d point to, and get the pressure right without making anything worse.
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Our remedial massage therapists and myotherapists cover the lot, from careful, deep work on a stubborn shoulder to myotherapy for a back that keeps flaring up, or a slow relaxation massage when the week’s been too much. If you’d like dry needling, cupping or hot stones as part of your treatment, just ask when you book. Our Yarraville physio team works just down the hall, so if your therapist thinks something needs more than a massage, they’ll point you to the right person and you won’t have to start over somewhere new. Have a look at everyone below.
“Incredibly knowledgeable and understanding of what the pain triggers are.”
Client review, Momence 2026
“Fantastic at providing the right amount of remedial and relaxation. He listened to what I needed.”
Client review, Momence 2026
“Great insight on techniques and what to expect.”
Client review, Momence 2026
For the knot you keep reaching for and the ache that’s started to change how you sit, sleep or train. Your therapist follows it back to where it starts and works on that, as deep as you’ll let them. If you run, ride or play, mention it when you book and they’ll spend time on the muscles you lean on hardest.
For when nothing’s injured and you’d just like an hour where nobody needs anything from you. It’s long and unhurried, and very hard to stay awake for.
Seventy-five minutes of careful, gentle work for a back, hips and legs that are carrying a lot right now, lying face down on our pregnancy pillow or on your side, whichever’s comfier.
When the same pain keeps turning up, a myotherapist looks at how you move as well as where it hurts, treats it hands-on and gives you a couple of things to do at home to keep it settled. Not sure which one you need? Our article on myotherapy vs remedial massage explains the difference.
Mostly the aches that come with carrying a baby around all day, like a sore lower back, tight hips and shoulders, cramping calves and puffy, tired feet.
Yes, if you’d like to. We have a pregnancy pillow at Yarraville that lets you lie face down, which a lot of people miss once the bump arrives. If you’d rather lie on your side, we’ll set you up with pillows under your bump, behind your back and between your knees, and you can swap whenever you need to.
Any of our massage therapists, so pick whoever has a time that suits you.
Let us know how far along you are when you book. If your midwife or obstetrician has called your pregnancy high risk, or told you to steer clear of massage, check with them first. And if you’ve got pain that’s getting worse, or pelvic pain that makes walking hard, come and see one of our physios instead. Our pregnancy physiotherapy runs here at Yarraville too.
Seventy-five minutes, so there’s plenty of time to get comfortable first. If you can’t decide between pregnancy and remedial massage, give us a call and we’ll help.
From Seddon it’s about five minutes to Campbell Street, Footscray, Kingsville and Spotswood are all under ten, and Newport is two stops away on the train. We’ve also got pages on massage in Seddon, myotherapy near Seddon, massage in Footscray, massage in Kingsville, massage in Spotswood, myotherapy in Spotswood and myotherapy in Newport.
We also run massage in Kensington at KCARC and massage in Hampton East, and our massage and myotherapy page compares every treatment.
We’re at 13 Campbell Street, Yarraville, in the old Dickies building. There are 40 free car parks on site, and Yarraville station is an eight-minute walk away.
Yes. Massage runs seven days a week at Yarraville, with weekday appointments into the evening. Saturday and Sunday are our busiest days, so it helps to book a few days ahead for a weekend time.
Yes, remedial massage and myotherapy can be claimed on private health extras. We put it through HICAPS at the desk, so you only pay the gap on the day, and how much you get back depends on your fund and level of cover.
Remedial and relaxation massage are $83 for 30 minutes and $135 for 60 minutes. Myotherapy is $149 for 60 minutes, pregnancy massage is $150 for 75 minutes, and a 90 minute massage is $185.
If something’s tight or sore and you want it worked on, book remedial massage. If the same pain keeps coming back or it’s stopping you doing things, book myotherapy, because a myotherapist assesses you first and gives you a plan between visits. Still not sure? Call the studio and we’ll help you choose.
An hour suits most people, because there’s time to work on the main problem without rushing. Half an hour is enough for one area, like a stiff neck, and ninety minutes is lovely when there’s a lot going on or you just want longer.
Yes. Our physios and Clinical Pilates are in the same building, so you can book in with a physio here, and you don’t need a referral for either.
Pick your therapist and a time that works for you, including evenings and weekends.
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