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Shaun has been involved in the healing arts for over 8 years, he holds a Advanced Diploma in Raynor Massage and a BA in Psychology. He operates a successful massage practice on the waters edge of East Perth.


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Contact Name Shaun Melville
Address 48 Henry Lawson Walk
East Perth
Western Australia 6004
Mobile0401 876 869
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Website http://www.ultimateuniversalmassage.com


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Welcome to the Ultimate Universal Massage

The Utimate Universal Massage was created to enhance your health and well being. Whether you have pain or tightness that you want relief from, or you just want to feel relaxed and rejuvinated, you have come to the right place.

Massage can be a great way to reduce stress in your body, and therefore assist in maintaining good health and wellbeing.

The techniques used at Ultimate Universal Massage will be tailored to suit every individual, and include acupressure; shiatsu; reflexology; remedial massage; swedish massage and aromatherapy.

Some of the tangible benefits you will receive from regular Ultimate Universal Massage are:
  • Relaxation of injured and overused muscles
  • Increased flexibility and mobility
  • Improved circulation
  • Stimulates the release of toxins
  • Enhanced immunity by stimulating lymph flow
  • Release of endorphins
  • Elimination of muscle spasms and cramping
  • Enhanced quality of sleep


About Us

Shaun has been involved in the healing arts for over 8 years. He first started training with a revered Master at the age of 17 in Hsing I, Chi Kung and Pa Kua, and has since trained in Tai Chi.

Shaun graduated from Murdoch University in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Psychology. For the last three and a half years he has worked in Australia and the United Kingdom assisting people find employment in specialist industries.

Shaun was awarded a Graduate Diploma in Therapeutic Massage and a Certificate in Reflexology from the Brandon Raynor School of Natural Therapies and is a member of the International Natural Therapists Association.

What to Expect

Every massage involves a consultation, which provides the masseuse with an opportunity to build a case history, and consult with you about your expectations. Specifically, we will discuss what you want to achieve from your treatment and areas where you may have particular concerns.

The massage you receive will be uniquely adapted to your needs and will vary depending on your preferences and your level of tension. As mentioned previously, your massage may involve the use of universal techniques such as acupressure; shiatsu; reflexology; remedial massage; Swedish massage and aromatherapy.

Our location is on the water’s edge of the Claisebrook Canal in East Perth.

We have created an environment that provides a safe, private getaway from the stress of everyday life. After the massage you will be offered an opportunity to rebalance with a range of teas to liven up the senses. This truly is the Ultimate Universal Massage.



Raynor Massage

Raynor Massage is a system of bodywork developed by Australian trained Naturopath, Brandon Raynor. It covers not just the muscle, but also the skeletal system and the subtle energy systems of the body.

Raynor Massage is not performed as a routine although we do have particular techniques, stretches and adjustments that we have developed. Instead, the goal of Raynor Massage is to find any residual tension or blockage in the body and get rid of it. Whatever technique we plan to use, we must always evaluate it against this goal. "Is the move that I am now performing helping to get rid of this person's tension or not?" is a question that should always be asked. Residual tension is the tension that is in the person's body when resting, for example, on a massage table.

In other words, if a person has muscle tightness in an area when they are not using that area, we call this residual tension. Our goal is to get rid of this tension.

Another important concept of Raynor Massage is that the source of some of the residual tension in the body can be from emotional or stress related causes. We believe in the well accepted Eastern medical theories that the physical body is a gross manifestation of a subtle body composed of life force and emotions and other subtle energies. We refer to this life force as chi or prana. A blockage or disruption in the flow of chi or prana will cause an area of the physical body to become tight, blocked or forced out of position in the case of the skeletal system.

We also believe that the body is one holistic organism and that dealing with one part in isolation is not as effective as dealing with the whole person. So, in this way we recognise that one part of the body may be tight but that area is being held tight by another area which could then also be held tight by another area again. We also recognise that the subtle body of emotions and the gross physical body are related and so we see that some tension may not be gotten rid of in the body unless the corresponding emotion is also released. In this way we work holistically not just with our massage techniques but also with our rhythms and encouragement to our clients to breathe deeply into their bellies during the treatment and to allow any emotions out that need to come out, and to not hold them back.

Raynor Massage has some of its origins in Eastern forms of massage like Shiatsu, Ayurvedic massage, eastern chiropractic work, Lomi Lomi and yoga breath work. However, we have integrated and evolved these techniques to fit in with our simple philosophy of locating every bit of tension in the body and releasing it.

We have emphasised certain extremely important parts of the body that are often neglected by traditional massage therapists, such as the abdomen, the sacrum, the hip, the feet, hands and head. These areas tend to hold a lot of stagnation and blockage of the life force, and freeing them up will generally have a great benefit not just to the areas concerned, but to the whole being.

Raynor massage is generally recognised as one of the most powerful and effective forms of massage therapy today. It goes well beyond the realm of what most people consider to be the confines of a massage treatment.

Although Raynor Massage uses knowledge gained from Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, Reflexology and Hawaiian medicine amongst others, we don't let one particular philosophy dictate how we should treat. We learn their techniques but then we rely on our own senses to diagnose a situation and the client's condition and needs.

Raynor Massage recognises the importance of the healing crisis, which we will discuss later, and always emphasises not just that a massage should feel good, but that a massage is therapeutically effective in getting rid of tension.

In fact, for some people, good massage may be very uncomfortable if they aren't used to it. As their healing crisis finishes however, their body should feel a lot better, have more mobility, and a general feeling of being more relaxed should ensue. The word "relax" actually means to bring back to a state of looseness. "Re" means to bring back to, and "lax" means loose. So Raynor massage is actually a form of deep relaxation massage."
QUALIFICATION DETAILS

Adv Dip Raynor Massage, Certificate Reflexology, BA Psych

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Acupressure, Chinese Massage, Corporate Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Hawaiian Massage, Mobile Service Massage, Reflexology, Remedial Massage, Shiatsu, Sports Injury Therapy, Sports Massage, Swedish Relaxation Massage, Trigger Point Therapy, Womens Health

  
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