Thursday 3 December 7:30pm NEWPORT PAGNELL YOUTH CLUBStep away from life’s daily demands and immerse yourself in total calm. Our Lavender Relaxation session pairs scent therapy with light bodywork to quiet a busy mind and release accumulated tension.The Setup: Recline on cozy, gently heated cushions infused with natural lavender, allowing the soothing herbal notes to calm your nervous system.The Routine: Guided through a series of fluid, slow-paced stretches, you will release muscle tightness and restore physical balance.Session Details: A peaceful 50-minute restorative experience  (Note: Not suitable during pregnancy).Walk away feeling deeply grounded, light, and refreshed.No refunds or transfers offered once booked.

CLUBBERCISE THURSDAY 7:30PM NOVEMBER 4 WEEKSNewport Pagnell Youth Club.Join us November 5, 12, 19 & 26 at 7:30pm for a full-body, club-inspired workout under disco lights with LED glow sticks. Burn up to 600 calories with energising dance, toning, and combat routines suitable for all levels. Spaces are limited, book your 3-week block now. Please note: no refunds or transfers for missed classes.

What is Swedish massage?Swedish massage is a whole-body therapeutic massage treatment that works the soft tissues and muscles to help restore health - creating a calming and balancing effect on the nervous system. I use five main types of massage techniques in a Swedish massage: stroking and gliding; kneading; rubbing; tapping or pounding; vibration What are the benefits of Swedish massage? The various Swedish massage techniques, created by the Father of Swedish Massage, Per Henrik Ling, are designed to improve your circulation, soothe your muscles and make you feel more relaxed. Swedish massage therapy uses softer strokes on the bonier and more delicate parts of the body, and stronger strokes where there is thicker muscle coverage. This adjustment of pressure makes it an ideal massage for relaxation. Best known for soothing tight muscles and boosting well-being, Swedish massage also offers a whole host of other health benefits, including: easing muscular strain by flushing out toxins improving blood circulation and blow flow throughout the body helping to keep ligaments and tendons supple and improving range of motion reducing emotional and physical stress easing back pain and chronic pain 
With the option of a simple grape oil, great for hydrating and moisturising your skin, or add a little more luxury with my blend of super relaxing aromatherapy oils
 (please confirm if you have any allergies ie, nut, gluten, soya etc)As with all treatments, inform me of any medical conditions you may have and let me know if you are -- or just think you might be -- pregnant. It's best to avoid heavy meals and alcohol in the hours leading up to your massage.What to expect from a Swedish massageYour massage will last around 60 minutes. I will give you time to undress privately and lie down on the massage table, which is usually padded for extra comfort, where you may cover yourself with towels. You don't have to be completely exposed at any point; I will uncover one little bit of you at a time depending on the area I'm is focusing on. If you're worried about anything, don't hesitate to say so.I will assess your complexion at the start of your treatment and choose essential oils or lotions to suit your skin type, and massage these into your body with a series of strokes and techniques specific to the part of your body and what you want to achieve; for example, this might be long, gliding strokes across your back to help you relax, or kneading or rubbing your shoulders to unwind any knots. The treatment takes into account the delicate or tender areas of your body, so it should be comfortable and soothing.I like to play music during massage, as it can help you to unwind. Don't be afraid to say if you'd prefer not to have it - or indeed if you're unhappy with anything else in the treatment room. Being content in your surroundings is important for relaxation and will help you sink happily into your massage.The same goes for talking. I'm very sensitive to your relaxing time -  so lead by client who will limit or encourage conversation accordingly. Some people like to chat a bit; others don't. It doesn't matter as long as you're comfortable, relaxed and receptive.Afterwards, you'll probably feel quite relaxed and maybe even sleepy, so give yourself plenty of time to unwind. Savour the feeling of having every muscle in your body gently stretched and smoothed out.

What to expect from hot stone massageHot stone massage begins with placing warm, oiled stones on multiple acupressure points around your body, perhaps even tiny ones between your toes. You may drift off into a dreamy state and lose track of where the hot stones are arranged.Hot stone massage employs a variety of long strokes and techniques using the stones and hands, working over your muscles. You are unlikely to feel the intensity, since your muscles will be relaxed by the heat of the stones.I may alternate between hot basalt stones and much colder, marble stones depending on time of year. As your body sinks further into a state of relaxation, you may even stop noticing the extreme changes in temperature.Hot stone massage should trigger a deeply relaxed, blissed-out and meditative state. Some people have reported closing their eyes and seeing bright colours. 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It’s a popular treatment to book for both physical and mental wellbeing.” – KellyWith the option of a simple grape oil, great for hydrating and moisturising your skin, or add a little more luxury with my blend of super relaxing aromatherapy oils
 (please confirm if you have any allergies ie, nut, gluten, soya etc)Hot Stone tips!Hot stone massage is a treat, so indulge as much as you can. Arrive on time! so you have time enough to relax and absorb your surroundings.It's best to avoid heavy meals and alcohol in the hours leading up to your massage.Your hot stones treatment is likely to last about an hour; plenty of time for melting away all your knots, aches and worries.Always tell me about any medical conditions you have - particularly if you have heart disease or high blood pressure. I will take your medical history into account when choosing the right stones and techniques for your body. As with all treatments, let me know if you are -- or just think you might be -- pregnant.Don't be afraid to tell me if the stones are too warm for you - they can be heated to 145 degrees Fahrenheit. You'll relax much more quickly and start enjoying that delicious feeling of total well-being if you're comfortable.I like to play music during massage, as it can help you to unwind. Don't be afraid to say if you'd prefer not to have it - or indeed if you're unhappy with anything else in the treatment room. Being content in your surroundings is important for relaxation and will help you sink happily into your massage.The same goes for talking. I'm very sensitive to your relaxing time -  so lead by client who will limit or encourage conversation accordingly. Some people like to chat a bit; others don't. It doesn't matter as long as you're comfortable, relaxed and receptive.Afterwards, you'll probably feel quite relaxed and maybe even sleepy, so give yourself plenty of time to unwind. Savour the feeling of having every muscle in your body gently stretched and smoothed out,  I recommend you should book hot stone treatments on a day when you won't have to rush out somewhere afterwards. You'll feel so relaxed and soothed after your treatment, jumping in the car and tackling the rush hour traffic might seem sacrilegious.

What is Swedish massage?Swedish massage is a whole-body therapeutic massage treatment that works the soft tissues and muscles to help restore health - creating a calming and balancing effect on the nervous system. I use five main types of massage techniques in a Swedish massage: stroking and gliding; kneading; rubbing; tapping or pounding; vibration What are the benefits of Swedish massage?The various Swedish massage techniques, created by the Father of Swedish Massage, Per Henrik Ling, are designed to improve your circulation, soothe your muscles and make you feel more relaxed.Swedish massage therapy uses softer strokes on the bonier and more delicate parts of the body, and stronger strokes where there is thicker muscle coverage. This adjustment of pressure makes it an ideal massage for relaxation.Best known for soothing tight muscles and boosting well-being, Swedish massage also offers a whole host of other health benefits, including:easing muscular strain by flushing out toxinsimproving blood circulation and blow flow throughout the bodyhelping to keep ligaments and tendons supple and improving range of motionreducing emotional and physical stresseasing back pain and chronic pain 
With the option of a simple grape oil, great for hydrating and moisturising your skin, or add a little more luxury with my blend of super relaxing aromatherapy oils
 (please confirm if you have any allergies ie, nut, gluten, soya etc)As with all treatments, inform me of any medical conditions you may have and let me know if you are -- or just think you might be -- pregnant.It's best to avoid heavy meals and alcohol in the hours leading up to your massage.What to expect from a Swedish massageYour massage will last around 60 minutes. I will give you time to undress privately and lie down on the massage table, which is usually padded for extra comfort, where you may cover yourself with towels. You don't have to be completely exposed at any point; I will uncover one little bit of you at a time depending on the area I'm is focusing on. If you're worried about anything, don't hesitate to say so.I will assess your complexion at the start of your treatment and choose essential oils or lotions to suit your skin type, and massage these into your body with a series of strokes and techniques specific to the part of your body and what you want to achieve; for example, this might be long, gliding strokes across your back to help you relax, or kneading or rubbing your shoulders to unwind any knots. The treatment takes into account the delicate or tender areas of your body, so it should be comfortable and soothing.I like to play music during massage, as it can help you to unwind. Don't be afraid to say if you'd prefer not to have it - or indeed if you're unhappy with anything else in the treatment room. Being content in your surroundings is important for relaxation and will help you sink happily into your massage.The same goes for talking. I'm very sensitive to your relaxing time -  so lead by client who will limit or encourage conversation accordingly. Some people like to chat a bit; others don't. It doesn't matter as long as you're comfortable, relaxed and receptive.Afterwards, you'll probably feel quite relaxed and maybe even sleepy, so give yourself plenty of time to unwind. Savour the feeling of having every muscle in your body gently stretched and smoothed out.

What to expect from hot stone massageHot stone massage begins with placing warm, oiled stones on multiple acupressure points around your body, perhaps even tiny ones between your toes. You may drift off into a dreamy state and lose track of where the hot stones are arranged.Hot stone massage employs a variety of long strokes and techniques using the stones and hands, working over your muscles. You are unlikely to feel the intensity, since your muscles will be relaxed by the heat of the stones.I may alternate between hot basalt stones and much colder, marble stones depending on time of year. As your body sinks further into a state of relaxation, you may even stop noticing the extreme changes in temperature.Hot stone massage should trigger a deeply relaxed, blissed-out and meditative state. Some people have reported closing their eyes and seeing bright colours. 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It’s a popular treatment to book for both physical and mental wellbeing.” – KellyWith the option of a simple grape oil, great for hydrating and moisturising your skin, or add a little more luxury with my blend of super relaxing aromatherapy oils
 (please confirm if you have any allergies ie, nut, gluten, soya etc)Hot Stone tips!Hot stone massage is a treat, so indulge as much as you can. Arrive on time! so you have time enough to relax and absorb your surroundings.It's best to avoid heavy meals and alcohol in the hours leading up to your massage.Your hot stones treatment is likely to last about an hour; plenty of time for melting away all your knots, aches and worries.Always tell me about any medical conditions you have - particularly if you have heart disease or high blood pressure. I will take your medical history into account when choosing the right stones and techniques for your body. As with all treatments, let me know if you are -- or just think you might be -- pregnant.Don't be afraid to tell me if the stones are too warm for you - they can be heated to 145 degrees Fahrenheit. You'll relax much more quickly and start enjoying that delicious feeling of total well-being if you're comfortable.I like to play music during massage, as it can help you to unwind. Don't be afraid to say if you'd prefer not to have it - or indeed if you're unhappy with anything else in the treatment room. Being content in your surroundings is important for relaxation and will help you sink happily into your massage.The same goes for talking. I'm very sensitive to your relaxing time -  so lead by client who will limit or encourage conversation accordingly. Some people like to chat a bit; others don't. It doesn't matter as long as you're comfortable, relaxed and receptive.Afterwards, you'll probably feel quite relaxed and maybe even sleepy, so give yourself plenty of time to unwind. Savour the feeling of having every muscle in your body gently stretched and smoothed out,  I recommend you should book hot stone treatments on a day when you won't have to rush out somewhere afterwards. You'll feel so relaxed and soothed after your treatment, jumping in the car and tackling the rush hour traffic might seem sacrilegious.