Take It Easy
Our Fibrotherapy Massage is a specialised upper-body treatment designed for people living with fibromyalgia, chronic pain, fatigue, stress-related tension and nervous system dysregulation.
The treatment focuses only on the upper body, working through the spine, back, shoulders, neck and head. These are areas closely connected with the vagus nerve, which helps to support nervous system regulation.
Unlike deep tissue massage, which can feel too intense for those with heightened pain sensitivity, Fibrotherapy uses ultra light and slow techniques to support the body without overstimulating it.
Studies show 5+ weeks of massage therapy can significantly improve pain, anxiety and sleep disturbances in Fibromyalgia sufferers.
Benefits
A Fibrotherapy Massage can have a powerful effect on both the body and mind, especially for clients who live with pain, fatigue, sensitivity and stress.
Clients typically leave feeling noticeably calmer, lighter and more comfortable in their body. Many experience reduced pain, less muscle tenderness, improved digestion, better sleep and a deeper sense of physical and emotional release.
Because this treatment works closely with the nervous system, emotional release can also happen during or after the session. Some clients feel tearful or deeply relieved as the body starts to let go.
Fibrotherapy offers deep support without the intensity of deep pressure, making it ideal for sensitive and inflamed bodies.


Who Is It For?
Fibrotherapy Massage may be beneficial if you’re experiencing:
- Fibromyalgia
- Chronic pain
- Inflammation-related conditions
- Arthritis and joint pain
- Chronic fatigue
- Post-viral fatigue
- Stress/anxiety
- Nervous system overwhelm
- Muscle tenderness or sensitivity
- Insomnia
- Tension headaches
- Digestive discomfort, such as IBS
- Burnout
Despite the name, the Fibrotherapy Massage isn’t just for people with fibromyalgia. It can be a great supportive treatment for anyone who has chronic pain, nervous system overwhelm, inflammation or heightened sensitivity in the body.