Neuro Massage FAQs
Neurological disabilities are conditions that affect the brain, spinal cord, and nervous system. This can include stroke, Parkinson’s, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis (MS), and cerebral palsy, among others. These conditions may affect movement, muscle tone, coordination, pain levels, and how the body processes sensation.
Massage can be a supportive therapy for people living with neurological disabilities. While it doesn’t treat the condition itself, it may help ease tension, support circulation, reduce discomfort, and promote relaxation. For many clients, massage offers a valuable space for rest, relief, and connection with their body.
Everybody responds differently. Some people notice reduced swelling or tightness, improved comfort, or a sense of calm after treatment. Massage may also support healthy blood and lymph flow, which can affect the colour, temperature, or feel of the skin in some areas.
Your therapist will arrive at the agreed time and location—whether that’s your home, hospital, care setting, or another accessible space.
Massage can be given on a table, in a bed or hospital bed, in a supportive chair, or even in a wheelchair. We’ll work with you to find what feels best. If needed, some of our therapists can assist with transfers.
Your first session includes a consultation, where we’ll learn about your needs, health conditions, and preferences. We’ll discuss positioning, areas you’d like to focus on, and what’s most important to you in the session. Your comfort and consent guide everything we do.
Yes. Our service is designed specifically for disabled clients and those with complex or neurological needs. Massage can be a helpful part of managing tight muscles, circulation, or general comfort. You’re always welcome here, and your access needs will be respected.
Only if you want to. We offer fully clothed massage, and can work through thin layers if that feels better for you. Your comfort and preferences always come first.
Absolutely. You’re welcome to have a carer, family member, or support worker present—whatever makes you feel most at ease.
Massage shouldn’t be painful. We use gentle, adapted techniques and always work within your comfort level. You can speak up at any time, and we’ll check in throughout.
Our minimum session length is 60 minutes, with options for 90-minute, 2-hour, or even 3-hour sessions depending on your needs. We’ll help you choose what works best based on your comfort, energy, and care context.
No referral is needed to access NeuroMassage. We work directly with clients and their families, and we’ll always take time to understand your health history to ensure massage is safe and appropriate for you.
Where helpful, we’re also happy to collaborate with your wider support team – rehabilitation staff, physiotherapists, or case managers – to provide joined-up, person-centred care.
Yes. We work with individuals in private homes, residential care, supported living, hospices, and hospital settings. Just let us know your location when booking.