Lauren Health Centre — Massage therapist in Dunedin, F7
Address272 High Street Central Dunedin 9016, Dunedin, F7
Phone+64272667800
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Lauren Health Centre in Dunedin, Otago offers Traditional Chinese Massage, a modality with over 3,000 years of practice. Clients report significant reduction in chronic muscle tightness and pain, with results often achieved in a few sessions. The approach focuses on pressure points and includes unique services like a Chinese herbal steam treatment bed. Sessions are described as professional, friendly, and effective for alleviating back pain, neck tingling, and general aches and pains, leading to a feeling of renewed wellbeing.
Best for
- Individuals with chronic muscle tightness
- Those seeking pain relief
- Clients interested in Traditional Chinese Medicine
| Key services | Traditional Chinese Massage, Remedial Massage, Steam treatment, Herbal steam treatment |
| Tags | massage, dunedin, otago, traditional chinese medicine, pain relief, muscle tightness, herbal steam, tcm |
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