Careful hands, an unhurried room and no music you have to put up with. You leave looser than you came in — that is the whole idea.
Every treatment is worked at your pace. Length and pressure are yours to set, and you can change your mind halfway through.
A calm full-body massage with long, slow strokes. The one to book when the week has been a lot.
Focused work on tight muscle and trigger points. For runners and for backs that sit at a desk all week.
Warmed basalt stones let the muscle give way without heavy pressure. Good in winter, good on stiff shoulders.
A softer massage with an essential oil blend you choose. We can leave the scent out altogether if you would rather.
Stretching and acupressure worked in with oil. You stay clothed for the stretching and it does more for stiff hips than an hour of anything else.
Two couches in one room, two therapists, the same hour. The present people actually use.
Prices are the ones you pay, invented for this example. Tea afterwards and no clock-watching come with all of them.
Warm floors, low light and a door that shuts on the street.
Willowbrook opened in 2013 with one idea — somewhere people come back to because nothing about it is rushed. Two rooms, no queue at a desk, and an hour that starts when you are ready.
Our therapists are qualified and insured and registered with the Federation of Holistic Therapists — a register anybody can search. We use plain, good oils, and we ask before we work anywhere new.
Come and unwind
What we have done longest. Warm stones and long strokes take the tension out of the muscle and out of the week.
For desks and for training. We work deep, but only as deep as the body will let us on the day.
The blend is chosen for what you need that day — settling down or waking up. The Thai work adds the stretch.
Stuck for a present? Give an hour instead of an object. A voucher can be for a named treatment or for any amount you like.
The vouchers people buy most:
Not testimonials. The things you can hold us to.
We ask first, every time. Where it hurts, where not to go, how much pressure — and again halfway through. Nobody has to lie there hoping it stops.
The hour is an hour. Sixty minutes on the couch, not sixty minutes including undressing and paying. If we run late, the time is still yours.
Ask to see the registration. Ours is with the Federation of Holistic Therapists and anybody can search it. A massage therapist who cannot show you one is worth walking away from.
Fill this in and we will come back with a time. If you are not sure which treatment, say so — we would rather help you choose.
