OPEN Tuesday 9:15AM till 5PM - Antidote Pharmacy - Queenstown

OPEN Tuesday 9:15AM till 5PM - Antidote Pharmacy - Queenstown

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Anti-Anxiety Massage, Assisted Stretching, Pelvic Mobility, Spine Mobility, Pain Managment, Sports Massage, Remedial ( not painful deep tissue) Massage, Relaxation Massage, Event Chair Massage, Pregnancy Massage, Post-Surgery Body Maintanance,

1 Month Package

  • Deep Rest

    The body stores tension and past injuries, restricting movement and causing discomfort. This session releases knots, boosts circulation, and restores balance. Each session is customized to ease strain, injury, or stress. Promoting recovery and wellbeing.

    Book your appointment today.
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  • Affordable Recovery

    4 × 30-min massage or assisted stretch sessions
    Feel lasting relief and less stress in 4 weeks.
    Book the same time, day, place weekly.
    Free rescheduling anytime within the month.
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Hi, I am Jade the MT

Providing pain relief in NZ. 

Introduction to Touch

This is a session for people who are held back on their sensory potential and have heightened sensory input. People who have:

  • Anxiety

  • Neurodivergence

  • Depression

  • PTSD

  • Bipolar Disorder

  • Physical trauma from an accident or event

  • Underuse or excessive use of muscles

  • Stress

All have an adverse effect on how you experience life and your body. These sessions help regulate your sensitivity with clothes on or towel-covered massage, sitting, supine or prone, in a safe space.

Made to be affordable and accessible on Tuesdays.

* Regular sessions every week are reccomended to help train the body and brain. You have control over your session times and days. *

Book Appointment

$75 for up to
1 hour

TESTIMONIALS

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Q&A’s

  • If you have the flu, covid or , any visual infection, NO you shouldn’t have a massage.

    Why?

    • All infections are a contraindication to massage.

    • your symptoms can worsen after a massage.

    • Your body is already weak and massage increases the work your body is doing to clear pathogens.

    • you are putting your therapist and their clients at wrisk.

    Stay at home, have a 20 second cold shower, drink lots of fluid practice dyaphramic breathing and wear loose clothes and undies.

  • If you have mold poisioning you should not have a massage.

    • Aggravation of Symptoms: Massage can increase discomfort and potentially delay healing for individuals with skin irritation or underlying conditions caused by mold exposure.

    • Worsening of Condition:

      Pressure applied during a massage could worsen certain mold-related skin conditions or cause further spread of infection within the client's own body.

    • Contagious Conditions:

      Any form of infection, including fungal infections, is a reason to avoid massage to protect both the client and the practitioner. 

  • YES! You can log into your account and manage your bookings from your phone and on your desktop.

    1. Go to Bookings (top right on the home page),

    2. Then top right of the booking page (Sign up or Log in).

    3. Go to Bookings and click on your booking to change the time, date, or cancel.

      Rescheduling the day before (or at least 2 hours before) your session is free, whether you or your therapist re-book you.


      $50       will be charged to all no-shows. Contact Jade ASAP if you're struggling with rescheduling online.

  • Yes,
    First session: we will go over a thorough health form to understand and achieve your recovery needs at a safe and healthy rate.

    3 months after surgery:

    • We can only do lymphatic drainage and trigger point therapy.

    • These help hydrate your fascia to improve healing speed and reduce pain.

    6 months after surgery:

    • We can look into firmer pressure at this point, but need to be advised to do so by your surgeons.

    • Otherwise, this can cause sagging skin.

  • Yes.

    However, the spead of recovery is not soley depending on your health practitioners. If you are able maintain selfcare, mobility homework and relaxation techniques you are already half way there to being pain free or more comfortable in your body.

  • I have multiple clinics and healing spaces which I rent. Current locations will be available on the online booking system.

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ETHICS AND STANDARDS

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about the regulations

I follow as a professional massage therapist

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Standard Practice & Code of Ethics
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