Remedial Massage in Griffith
Griffith Remedial Massage
Right in Canberra's Inner South, you will find Capital Hill Remedial Massage.
Conveniently located in Narrabundah, close to Griffith, and offering remedial, deep tissue and relaxation massages outside of hours, Capital Hill Remedial Massage is perfect for those requiring support to relieve the pain and tension held in their bodies.
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Griffith is one of the Canberra's oldest Suburbs. You can still see some of the original worker's cottages the housed the first builders of our National Capital. Capital Hill Remedial Massage carries on this tradition by providing services to many of those working in our National Capital. The principal therapist is a public servant, so she understands the pressures of working in the government, corporate and non profit sector.
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Capital Hill Remedial Massage works with all type of bodies; young, old, fit, unfit. Through our range of healing services, we can support you to let go of the daily stressors of life to experience the vitality and freedom of movement of your body’s natural design.
Whilst located in Narrabundah, we are a street away from Griffith, and we service clients from across Canberra.
Services offered at our massage clinic
Client Words
I saw Sarah for lower back/hip tightness. I walked in with the movement of someone 20 years older and after Sarah’s ‘magic’, I walked out, feeling 20 years younger.
- Rob
Massage Therapist in Forrest
Sarah Flenley
Capital Hill Remedial Massage principal Sarah Flenley is a massage therapist working from her home clinic by appointment.
Sarah has been working as a massage therapist in Griffith since she completed her Remedial Massage qualifications through Evolve College Canberra Campus. Evolve College massage therapists are highly sought after because of the reputation of their standards of care and integrity with an over 95% employability rate out of college.
Sarah enjoys providing massages and treatments to the people of Canberra.
She loves learning about her clients and understanding the the physical stressors they may be facing so she can work with them to support their health and well-being.