Annemarie

Annemarie Parkes – D.R.M.

Remedial Therapist

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*CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE LOOKING AFTER FAMILY FOR AS LONG AS THE PANDEMIC LASTS*

Annemarie completed her Diploma of Remedial Massage at Randwick TAFE in May 2017 and soon after she joined the team at S&DT. Her interest in massage started in London when two of her friends opened up a clinic. She was inspired by their ability to improve the physical, mental and emotional well-being of the clients that they saw and wished to be able to learn the skills to do the same.

Her personal physical interests lie in weight lifting, swimming and long-distance running and as such, she is well versed in the injuries that accompany these activities.

Annemarie’s belief is that regular remedial massage, coupled with a diligent stretch routine and good nutrition enables one to achieve the best possible results in their chosen sports and even in the physical aspects of everyday life.

Recently in Oct 2017 Annemarie attended the Myofascial Cupping Technique™ – Level 1 seminar. Another great skill to ensure her clients get the best results with every massage.

Annemarie is registered with all major health funds.

Availability: Annemarie is not available for treatments at the moment.

Please note:

We do not offer relaxation and/or pregnancy massage. Massage is contraindicated during the first trimester of pregnancy. If you are under the age of 18, a parent or guardian will have to sign a consent letter and also be present during the session. We are not registered for Workers Compensation. We have a 12 hour cancellation policy. Gift vouchers are not entitled to health fund rebates. Junior Therapists are not registered with health funds until they have finished their Diplomas and/or have applied for all health funds. Once that happens, they become Remedial Therapists and then can offer rebates. Please check our therapists pages for more info. We cannot promise that the services we offer will be the solution for your problem. Recurring issues may need proper diagnose from a medical professional. Massage should not be construed as a substitute for medical examination, diagnosis, or a medical treatment. Massage Practitioners are not qualified to perform deliberate spinal or skeletal adjustments, diagnose, prescribe, or treat any major physical or mental illness.