If you’re new to Eusoma Massage Experience, the 60-minute session is a great starting point. It allows me to identify areas of tension and create a treatment plan tailored to your needs. First-time clients typically begin with 60 minutes before moving to a 90-minute session for deeper work. The longer session provides extra time to release tension more thoroughly.

Massage isn’t suitable for some health conditions, and in some cases, certain areas may need to be avoided. You might also need clearance from your doctor or health specialist before treatment. If you’ve got a health condition and aren’t sure whether massage is right for you, just get in touch before booking—I’ll be happy to advise.

Raynor Massage goes beyond traditional techniques, focusing not just on muscles but on deep-seated tension held throughout the body—including the head, hands, and feet. It takes a holistic approach, identifying and releasing both physical and emotional stress, rather than just addressing surface-level tension.

Take a look at What’s Raynor Massage? for more detail.

Massage shouldn’t be excruciating, but deep tissue work does target areas of tension, so some intermittent discomfort is normal. This isn’t a light beauty treatment—it’s a massage that gets to work on releasing tension and restoring movement.

I use a pressure scale from 0 to 10 (with 10 being unbearable), and we’ll check in throughout to make sure the pressure’s right for you. Some soreness or bruising can happen after deep treatments—this is normal and a sign of tension release. Any soreness should ease within a day or two, leaving you feeling looser, lighter, and more balanced.

From the moment you arrive, you’ll get a warm welcome and step into a relaxing, stress-free space where you can unwind. The room is cosy and comfortable, with freshly laundered towels, a wonderful relaxing aroma and calming music to help you settle in.

If it’s your first session, we’ll start with a quick health questionnaire to go over any concerns or areas of tension. Then, your massage begins, working through layers of tightness to leave you feeling looser, lighter, and more at ease. Every session’s personalised to your body’s needs, so you’ll leave feeling rebalanced and restored.

I don’t currently offer pregnancy massage, as it’s a specialist treatment that requires additional training. Pregnancy massage techniques are designed specifically for the needs of expectant mothers, so I’d recommend finding a therapist trained in this area to ensure the safest and most effective treatment. If you’d like advice on where to look, I’d be happy to point you in the right direction.