Sciatica Pain Massage
About this service
Focused soft-tissue work through the lower back, glutes and back of the leg — the areas most often involved when pain refers along the sciatic nerve. Pressure is agreed beforehand and adjusted as the session goes.
Benefits & features
- Works the lower back, glutes and hamstrings together rather than the point of pain alone
- Slow, sustained pressure on the tight areas that restrict movement
- Pressure is agreed in advance and checked throughout
- Can be combined with gentle assisted stretching
Who it suits
People carrying tightness or discomfort through the lower back and leg. If pain is sudden, severe, follows an injury, or comes with numbness, tingling or weakness, see a doctor before booking.
What to expect
Consult
A short conversation first — what's tight, what's tired, and anything medical worth knowing about.
Set pressure
Pressure is agreed before anything starts, so you're not deciding whether to speak up mid-session.
Treatment
The session itself, with pressure and focus adjusted as your therapist reads how your body responds.
Aftercare
What to expect over the next day or two, and a suggestion on when to come back.
Therapeutic massage and bodywork support comfort, mobility and recovery. They are not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment, and no outcome is guaranteed. Please consult a qualified medical practitioner about any health condition.
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