Annie joined the team with a passion for helping people move more freely and live without pain. Having lived in Queensland since 2001, she completed her Diploma of Remedial Massage Therapy at the Massage Schools of Queensland in 2010 and has been dedicated to improving her clients’ quality of life ever since.
With over a decade of hands-on experience, Annie takes a holistic approach to massage. She can provide a range of techniques, including remedial, relaxation, hot stone, lymphatic drainage, cupping, pregnancy, trigger point, shiatsu and sports massage. For new mums, Annie can also teach baby massage techniques.
She tailors every treatment to each client’s needs, helping to relieve pain, restore movement, and support overall wellbeing.
Annie has a special interest in rehabilitation, including post-surgery recovery, frozen shoulders, migraines, whiplash, sciatica, and complex multi-area pain conditions. Her treatments focus on improving circulation, releasing muscle and fascial tension, and aiding the body’s natural healing process — helping clients achieve pain-free movement and restful sleep.
She believes no one should have to live with pain or restricted movement, and finds great reward in seeing her clients regain comfort and function — often achieving complete relief and full range of motion.
Outside the clinic, Annie enjoys the Queensland lifestyle and continues to learn new ways to support her clients’ recovery and wellbeing through therapeutic massage.
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