Wellness in Brussels
ASPRIA ROYAL LA RASANTE WOLUWE : a wellbeing hideaway
- spa, hammam, Jacuzzi, sauna, pool, relaxation
room, aquagym…
- massage (hot stones, shiatsu, reflexology… )
- endermology
- facial and body treatments for men and women
- laser hair removal
- spa days
For children: creche, childcare and sport camps.
ASPRIA AVENUE LOUISE : massage in luxurious settings
- energising massage: sports massage, Thai
massage using oils, shiatsu…
- anti-cellulite massage, reflexology, lymphatic
drainage…
- escapist massages: zen massage, cocooning
massage…
ASPRIA ARTS-LOI : unwind in the heart of the European quarter
Discover their wide range of massages:
- Swedish massage
- oil massage
- hot stone massage
- reflexology
- shiatsu
SPASIBA - Brussels
These services are crafted to calm both your body and mind, alleviating stress and boosting your overall sense of well-being. Indulge in a revitalizing experience that will leave you feeling completely relaxed and refreshed.
Tel : 02 / 514 15 33
L'INSTANT - Beauty salon in Evere
WORLD BEAUTY CENTER - Bruxelles
Face and body massages are accomplished by professionnals.
Tel : 02 / 762 86 06
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Want to know more about massage therapy ?
Do you lead a stressful life? Are your muscles constantly hurting? Are you sore several days after a workout? Do you regularly feel anxious? If your answer is yes to at least one of these questions, you might want to see a massage therapist.
Massage therapy encompasses a variety of techniques, each designed for specific purposes and intensity levels. Some are vigorous while others are soft, some are intended for active people and athletes, some for babies and others for elderly people. A therapist can use candles, essential oils, hot stones or add chromotherapy. Each of them has their specialty, so choose one that aligns with your need. If you're not sure about the care that is best fitted for you, don't be afraid to ask several professionals about their approach and choose the one that you're most comfortable with.
It's important to note that while massage therapy can be immensely beneficial for various conditions, it is not a medical practice. Your expert does not need to have a degree. However, they can attend specific courses. During those classes, apprentices learn to manipulate soft tissues and muscles in order to release pains and improve the wellbeing of their patients.
Finally, a few precautions to keep in mind: pregnant women should only see massage therapists who specialise in this type of patients. If you feel sick (nausea, fever, etc.), postpone your session. It is also not recommended to manipulate parts of your body that have a sunburn and other types of wounds.
Information published on the website Brussels Wellness / Massage therapy.