Le massage thérapeutique est une approche manuelle personnalisée qui vise à travailler les tensions musculaires, les douleurs, les raideurs et les restrictions de mobilité, en adaptant les techniques aux besoins de chaque personne.
Le massage thérapeutique à la Clinique Naturelle
✓ Des séances entièrement personnalisées, avec un temps d’échange permettant au thérapeute de comprendre votre problématique et d’adapter son travail au fil de la séance.
✓ Un travail qui ne se limite pas nécessairement à la zone douloureuse : le thérapeute peut également rechercher et travailler d’autres zones de tension ou de compensation susceptibles de participer à l’inconfort ressenti.
✔ Des thérapeutes expérimentés dans l’accompagnement des douleurs musculaires, agréées ASCA et/ou RME et exerçant au sein d’une structure qui favorise la collaboration entre professionnels et s’engage dans une démarche de qualité des soins.
✔ An approach that complements conventional medicine, never replaces it.
Qu’est ce qu’un massage thérapeutique ?
Contrairement à un massage principalement destiné à la détente, le massage thérapeutique part d’une problématique ou d’un besoin précis.
Avant et pendant la séance, le thérapeute observe les zones de tension et adapte son travail en fonction de ce qu’il retrouve : muscles contractés, raideurs, restrictions de mobilité ou compensations.
Il peut ainsi travailler directement sur une zone douloureuse, mais également sur d’autres parties du corps susceptibles de participer aux tensions ressenties.
La pression, les gestes et les techniques utilisées sont adaptés à chaque personne et peuvent évoluer au cours de la séance.
Pourquoi consulter pour un massage thérapeutique ?
Pourquoi vous faire masser à La Clinique Naturelle ?
Your treatment at a glance
Rates
| Session | Duration | Rates |
| One session | 1h | CHF 150 |
| 5-Session Pass* | 5 x 1 hour | CHF 700 |
| 10-Session Pass* | 10 x 1 hour | CHF 1300 |
*Our subscriptions are valid for 1 year
Are the sessions covered by supplemental insurance?
Some supplemental insurance plans may cover part of the cost of sessions. However, coverage depends on your policy, the type of therapy you receive, and the therapist you choose.
Before your first appointment, we recommend that you contact your insurance provider directly and provide them with the following information:
- the therapist's name;
- the therapy in question.
The therapists at La Clinique Naturelle hold professional accreditations that vary depending on their specialty, including accreditation fromASCA and/or RME. However, these accreditations do not automatically guarantee reimbursement for sessions: only your insurance provider can confirm the exact terms of your coverage.
What's the difference between therapeutic and relaxing massage?
Although therapeutic massage and relaxation massage share the goal of relieving tension and improving well-being, their approaches and objectives are distinct.
Therapeutic massage to find and work on the cause of your ailments.
Massage therapy goes beyond the simple relief of superficial aches and pains. In this approach, the therapist works in depth to identify the underlying causes of your aches and pains. These may be chronic pain, injury, poor posture, muscular dysfunction or long-term tension.
The therapist takes the time to understand the origin of your pain and tension, analyzing your posture and lifestyle habits, and focusing on specific areas that require particular attention. The aim is to get to the root of the problem and promote lasting healing. The techniques used are tailored to the patient's individual needs.
Relaxing massage, localized on painful areas to relieve pain
Relaxing massage focuses on the immediate relief of tension and stress. It doesn't seek to analyze the cause of the pain, but rather to offer an immediate sense of well-being. The aim is to loosen muscles and bring about a feeling of general relaxation.
The techniques used in a relaxing massage are gentler and aim to release superficial tension, improve circulation and soothe the body, without getting into deeper issues. This type of massage is ideal for quick relief and a feeling of lightness.
In a nutshell: Whether you choose a therapeutic or a relaxing massage, the important thing is to meet your specific needs and offer you the treatment that's right for you. If you have persistent pain or chronic muscular tension, a therapeutic massage will be particularly beneficial. If you're simply looking to relax and relieve everyday tension, a relaxing massage is an excellent choice.
What are the differences between therapeutic massage and relaxation massage?
Therapeutic massage is a practice used to relieve muscular pain, improve blood and lymph circulation, eliminate toxins and promote physical and mental relaxation. It helps you become aware of your body posture. It has therapeutic objectives.
This massage is therefore very different from a relaxation massage in that it is tailor-made, with the therapist massaging painful areas and focusing on those areas that may be the cause of the pain. Practitioners don't aim for relaxation, but rather to rebalance the body and relieve tension.
Relaxing massage aims to relax you by massaging different parts of the body, such as the back, legs, feet, face, scalp, arms and hands. Our masseuses and masseurs use gentle techniques to help you let go and release muscular tension. It's a cocooning moment to recharge your batteries!
The therapist can focus on the areas you prefer (back, legs, arches...). The aim is to relax and soothe your body. Unlike spas, beauty salons, massage parlors, gyms or fitness clubs, these massages are given by therapists who are also trained and certified in other therapeutic techniques (therapeutic massage, reflexology, lymphatic drainage...) and can therefore advise you as needed.
For those who prefer targeted massages on the face and head, we also offer facial massages.
And for those who particularly appreciate foot massages, we also practice reflexology.
You can make a loved one enjoy these massages by offering a gift voucher.
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