Who we are
Solid Foundation Thai Massage & Physical Rehabilitation is a specialist clinic focused on movement restoration, structural recovery and pain management.
With over 15 years of experience, our therapist combines Traditional Thai Massage, Trigger Point Therapy, Clinical Acupressure, and Assisted Movement techniques to deliver targeted, effective treatment.
We work with clients experiencing mobility limitations, postural dysfunction, and who are recovering from physical injury — helping them rebuild strength, alignment, and long-term physical resilience.
We provide a comprehensive massage service using the following techniques
Our Services and Prices
All services will be a combination of the above, as per your request and depending on your needs. Our therapist will undertake a full consultation prior to commencing, and the session will remain fully interactive.
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A focused session designed to address a specific area of discomfort or acute issue. Ideal for maintaining progress or treating isolated tension and pain.
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A comprehensive session allowing for deeper work on one to two problem areas, combining corrective therapy and movement to relieve pain and restore function.
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A more thorough treatment enabling detailed work across multiple areas of the body. Ideal for chronic conditions, postural correction, and deeper structural realignment.
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A complete, intensive session focused on full-body rehabilitation. Designed to address complex issues, improve overall mobility, and restore balance across the entire system.
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We recommend starting with a 60 or 90-minute session to allow for a full assessment and effective treatment.
We accept cash and bank transfer only, apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.
Typical issues we deal with
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Bad Posture
Poor posture places sustained strain on muscles and joints

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Back Pain
Back pain often results from muscular tension, imbalance, or restricted movement.

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Neck and Shoulder Pain
Neck and shoulder pain is commonly caused by stress and postural strain.

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Repetitive Strain
Repetitive strain injuries develop from overuse of specific muscle groups.
