As a strength athlete having a good massage therapist is vital to my success and staying in the sport for as long as possible. Glenn is the first massage therapist who took the time to really walk me through exactly what was going on with some of the injuries I was experiencing. He went out of his way to arm me with info to better address the injury.
James Devlin
No referral is required to see Glenn for dry needling.
Yes — when part of a remedial massage treatment, cupping is eligible for HICAPS rebates through private health insurance.
Yes, temporary circular marks are common after cupping. They’re not bruises and usually fade within a few days.
Most clients describe cupping as a firm pulling sensation rather than pain. It should feel relieving, not uncomfortable.
Cupping is usually used in combination with remedial massage, tailored to your needs during each session.