Georgie Hunt
Massage Therapy & Acupuncture in Welwyn

About Me

Hello, I'm Georgie Hunt and I'm a qualified massage therapist serving Welwyn and St Albans. I have sessions available at my clinic in Welwyn or I can travel to you.

I qualified as a Level 5 sports and remedial massage therapist at the prestigious London School of Sports & Remedial Massage Therapy (LSSM).

I'm licensed with the Acupuncture Society to perform medical acupuncture and dry needling. I am also qualified in kinesiology taping.

Before becoming a massage therapist I was an international alpine ski racer. Training was rigorous and rehabilitation was essential - and this is where I developed my interest in exercise and remedial therapies.

 

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Georgie Hunt massage therapist

Massage

I'm a qualified sports and remedial massage therapist serving Welwyn and St Albans. Whether you're looking to relax or ease any aches and injuries, I can help.

Swedish massage

Combines long, gentle strokes, kneading, deep circular movements, tapping and vibration, to help you relax.


Deep tissue massage

Slightly slower with more forceful strokes to get deeper into the muscle fibres. This is mainly used to help remedy injuries.


Sports massage

Slightly firmer than Swedish massage and is generally for clients who exercise to prevent or treat injuries.


Trigger point massage

Aims to release tight muscle fibres (knots) that can arise from injuries or repetitive strain.


prices

Prices from £30 per session. Book direct through my website to save.


Services

Never had a massage? Here is some more information about the services I provide.

Sports massage

Massage

Massage is manipulating, rubbing or pressing skin, muscles, tendons and ligaments. Massage can range from a light stroke to deep pressure. Massage has been linked to numerous benefits for people suffering from:

  • anxiety
  • digestive disorders
  • headaches
  • insomnia-related stress
  • fibromyalgia
  • myosfascial pain syndrome
  • soft tissue strains or injuries
  • sports injuries
  • temporomandibular joint pain

Photograph by Marnie JoycePhoto by Marnie Joyce (Licence)

Acupuncture

Research suggests that inserting needles into the skin and muscles increases the activity of adenosine, an amino acid that becomes active in the skin after an injury to ease pain. This has been the approach in western acupuncture.

The benefits of acupuncture can extend to variety of conditions from emotional disorders and digestive complaints to muscle tightness and injuries.

The depth of which acupuncture needles are inserted varies according to treatment and the size of the muscle. The needles are usually left in place for 5-20 minutes, usually no longer than 60 minutes and then removed. All needles are sterile and for single use only.


Reviews

“Excellent massage and was very knowledgable about how best to approach my back pain.”

Matt

“Georgie is not only friendly and puts you at ease, but he is very knowledgeable in his field. He had found areas of tension in my body that I didn't even know I had!”

Aileen

Contact

To book a session or talk about your personal needs, feel free to get in touch.