Reece

Reece Hagan (Cert. IV – DRM Student)

Junior Therapist

Book with Reece

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Reece has completed his Certificate IV in Massage Therapy and is due to complete his Diploma of Remedial Massage Therapy through the Australian Institute of Fitness by the end of 2019. Starting at S&DT as a Junior Therapist will be a great stepping stone in Reece’s career, as he will be guided and trained by experienced Remedial and Senior Massage Therapists.

In 2013 Reece began to study a Bachelor of Chiropractic Science, but chose to spend time away from his studies as he travelled throughout Europe on multiple trips. Settling back in Australia he turned a large focus to strength and resistance training. Battling with many acute injuries and constant muscle soreness he found himself drawn to the effectiveness of soft tissue manual therapy, which accompanied his love for moving and improving the human body.

Reece shows a great interest in treating sports players and those who regularly suffer from DOMS from strength training. With a background in competitive football and a passion for health and fitness, he looks forward to a future career as a Massage Therapist in the sports industry.

Availability: Wednesdays and Fridays from 3pm to 9pm.

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.