Lea Harrison
Soft Tissue Therapist

I am a Soft Tissue Therapist and gained my Level 5 Btec through the (LSSM) London School of Sports Massage. I can provide a variety of treatments for everyone, from sports injury treatment to non sporting injuries for the muscular skeletal system.

All initial appointments will include a physical assessment and a discussion to understand whats happenning with your body and to tailor a treatment to get the best possible results. This may include massage, stretching and possibly some other rehabilitation work.

the main thing to remember is I treat the person and not just the injury. By understanding you, your lifestyle and what you are aiming to get from the treatment helps us both reach the end goal faster and more effectively.

Any treatment session will include a range of hands on techniques. My aim is to get your body moving to its full potential as effectively as possible and this may require a range of different styles of treatment. 

To keep things simple my charging structure is based on time.

£30 for 30 minutes
£50 for 60 minutes
£70 for 90 minutes

I am really passionate about what I do and I really want to help people enjoy their lives and not be restricted by muscular skeletal injury or constrictions. During and after all treatments I will explain what I am doing, why I am doing it and what I am hoping to achieve with the technique. I do this so that you are able to understand what is happening to the area we are working on. Hopefully you will get a better understanding and feeling for your body and how it should move. My aim is to try and teach people how to identify any issues with muscles before they potentially cause injuries.

I am really proud to be working with Southern Sharks Wheelchair Basketball Team, Big Als Fitness clients & Foxy Ladies Running Club dealing with injuries and keeping these athletes at the top of their game. 

  • Brooklands House, 58 Marlborough Road, Lancing BN15 8AF, UK
  • Suite 19a

Please send an e-mail for any special requests or for services that are not listed on the website. Home visits can be arranged at an additional charge. Please be aware that for home visits there needs an area large enough for treatment. Clubs or group bookings can be catered for.

Sports Massage

Sports massage incorporates techniques to enhance flexibility, alleviate muscle tension, and improve circulation. The aim is to optimize performance, prevent injuries, and accelerate recovery for athletes. Ideally this type of massage is done after a training session or competetive game.

Soft Tissue Release

Soft tissue release (STR) is a therapeutic technique involving the application of pressure to specific areas of soft tissue while moving the associated joints. This method aims to release muscle tension, improve flexibility, and alleviate pain by addressing adhesions and restrictions in the muscles and connective tissue.

Deep Tissue Massage

Deep tissue massage involves firm pressure and slow strokes to target deep layers of muscles and fascia. This therapeutic technique aims to alleviate chronic tension, break up scar tissue, and enhance mobility, providing relief from musculoskeletal issues and promoting overall relaxation and well-being.

Cancer (Oncology) Massage

Cancer massage, or oncology massage, is a specialised approach catering to individuals affected by cancer. Treatment is tailored to the patient's unique needs and medical condition, it focuses on reducing symptoms, promoting relaxation, and enhancing overall well-being during and after cancer treatments.

Rehabilitation

Sports rehabilitation is a comprehensive program designed to help athletes recover from injuries and regain optimal function. It combines targeted exercises, therapeutic interventions, and progressive training to address specific sports-related issues, enhance performance, and prevent re-injury. By working with an athlete a rehabilitation program can designed to meet your requirements to get back to your normal activities or playing sport again.

Myofascial Release

Myofascial release is a therapeutic technique that involves applying sustained pressure to release tension in the fascia, the connective tissue surrounding muscles. This method aims to alleviate pain, improve flexibility, and restore mobility by addressing fascial restrictions and adhesions. I find this technique is really useful when treating conditions such as cerebal palsy, arthritis and other physical trauma where stiffness causes pain and inflamation