If you're feeling wound up, overworked, or just permanently tense in the shoulders, Swedish massage is usually the right place to start. It's the classic, full-body relaxation massage — long, flowing strokes and steady kneading, designed to calm your nervous system as much as your muscles. I bring the table, oils, and towels straight to your home in Cambridge, Trumpington, Cherry Hinton, Histon, Impington, Milton, Waterbeach, Fulbourn, or Grantchester, so there's no drive to a clinic and no rushing back out afterwards.
Swedish & Classic Massage in Cambridge - At Your Home
Who it's for?
Swedish massage suits you if you're dealing with everyday stress and tension rather than a specific injury — desk-job shoulder and neck tightness, poor sleep, general fatigue, or you simply want an hour of proper, uninterrupted downtime. It's also a gentler option if deep tissue work sounds too intense, or if this is your first massage and you want to ease in.
What happens in a session?
We start with a quick chat about what's bothering you and where you'd like the focus — most people ask for extra time on the back, neck, and shoulders, but I'll adjust to you. Pressure is light-to-medium throughout, using smooth gliding strokes and kneading to improve circulation and release surface tension. You're always professionally draped with towels, and I'll check in on pressure as we go.
Benefits!
Reduces stress and muscle tension, improves circulation, encourages better sleep, and leaves you noticeably lighter and calmer. Most clients say they feel "loose" for days afterwards rather than just during the session itself.Pricing
30 minutes — £35
60 minutes — £60A couple of things people ask...
Is Swedish massage the same as "relaxation massage"?
Yes! - Swedish and classic relaxation massage refer to the same technique. If you've had a "relaxation massage" at a spa before, this is very similar, just at your own home.
Can we focus on one area instead of a full body?
Definitely — tell me what's bothering you at the start and we'll spend the session there instead of spreading it evenly