Understand your concerns
Discuss your symptoms, health history, work demands, daily activities and goals.
20 Warne St, Redwood Park, SA, 5097
Your first appointment is about understanding your concerns, assessing relevant movement and agreeing on the right next steps.
Your first consultation is a chance to explain what has brought you in, what you have noticed and what you would like to improve. We begin by listening, asking questions and understanding your goals.
Every new client begins with a structured consultation and relevant assessment. If appropriate, your appointment also includes individualised remedial massage treatment, with time to discuss findings and recommendations.
We take time to listen, assess relevant movement and explain your treatment options clearly.
Here is how we structure your initial consultation and assessment, from listening to your concerns through to discussing next steps.
Discuss your symptoms, health history, work demands, daily activities and goals.
Review relevant movement, muscular function and areas of restriction as appropriate.
Receive remedial massage techniques selected for your needs, preferences and assessment findings.
Review relevant changes, discuss practical self-care and consider whether follow-up may help.
Your assessment is tailored to your concerns. Depending on your history and symptoms, it may include:
A conversation about current symptoms, previous injuries, relevant medical conditions and what you have already tried.
Relevant movement checks to understand which everyday activities feel comfortable, restricted or difficult.
A discussion of what you want to achieve and whether treatment, simple self-care or referral for further assessment is appropriate.
Both options include consultation, assessment and treatment where appropriate. Your hands-on treatment time is part of the total appointment.
A focused first appointment for one main concern or a relatively straightforward presentation.
Book 60 minutes →Extra time for a more comprehensive discussion, broader assessment and individualised treatment.
Book 90 minutes →Both buttons open our online booking page, where you can select your preferred service and available appointment.
You'll see Matt, a Diploma-qualified remedial massage therapist, in a calm, private clinic environment.
A discussion of your health history and concerns, relevant assessment, individualised remedial massage treatment where appropriate, and recommendations or reassessment as needed.
Yes, where appropriate. Part of your booked time is used for consultation and assessment, so hands-on treatment time is shorter than the total appointment duration.
The 90-minute option offers additional time and is recommended for most new clients, especially those with several areas of concern or a more complex history. A 60-minute appointment can suit a focused concern.
Comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily is ideal. Your therapist will explain any adjustments required for treatment, with privacy and appropriate draping maintained.
No referral is required to book. If your presentation suggests medical assessment is appropriate, you may be advised to consult your GP or another healthcare professional.
Eligible remedial massage appointments may be claimable depending on your policy. HICAPS is available. Please confirm your benefits with your health fund.
Not necessarily. Any follow-up recommendation is based on your individual assessment and goals, with no obligation to book a treatment plan.
Balance & Flow Massage Clinic is a private, appointment-only clinic in Redwood Park, South Australia, serving Adelaide's north-eastern suburbs.
Balance & Flow Massage Clinic is based in Redwood Park, SA, welcoming clients from Tea Tree Gully, Modbury, Modbury Heights, Golden Grove, St Agnes, Ridgehaven, Banksia Park, Fairview Park, Surrey Downs, Greenwith and surrounding suburbs.
Appointments are available by booking only.
Book a first appointment focused on listening to your concerns, assessing relevant movement and discussing your options.
Book your initial consultation →Individual outcomes vary. Remedial massage is not a substitute for medical assessment where indicated.