Blog Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) as Long-Term Cellular Support At Elements Float Wellness Centre, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is offered as a wellness-based supportive modality designed to optimise oxygen availability, support recovery, and assist the body’s natural physiological processes over time. Many clients complete an initial HBOT series to support recovery, manage the effects of …
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MHBOT and Inflammation
Blog Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is remarkably effective at reducing inflammation through several interconnected mechanisms, primarily by flooding the body’s tissues with a much higher oxygen concentration than normally possible. Here’s a breakdown of the key ways it achieves this: Direct Reduction of Inflammatory Mediators (Cytokines): Inflammation is primarily driven by signalling molecules called cytokines, …
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What is Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (mHBOT)
Blog It is a non-invasive treatment that significantly increases the amount of oxygen in your body through a specific mechanism: Here’s how mHBOT increases oxygen in the body: Increased Atmospheric Pressure: In an mHBOT chamber, the air pressure is raised to a level higher than normal atmospheric pressure, typically around 1.2 to 1.35 times sea …
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Reconnect. Rebalance. Restore.
At Elements Float Wellness Centre, we believe massage isn’t just a luxury — it’s a vital part of maintaining balance between mind and body.
Every treatment is customised to you — your lifestyle, your tension, and your goals. Our qualified therapists draw from a range of professional modalities to create a personalised experience designed to restore comfort, mobility, and calm.
Whether you’re recovering from the gym, managing a sports injury, working long hours, or simply needing to reset from the chaos of everyday life — we’re here to help you breathe, unwind, and reconnect.
Massage supports the body’s natural healing process by easing muscle tension, improving circulation, and releasing the body’s natural feel-good chemicals — endorphins, serotonin, and dopamine.
Whatever wellness means to you — Relax, Restore, or Rejuvenate — we’ve got your back.
Massage Services
Relaxation Massage
Slow down and sink into a state of deep calm.
Our relaxation massage combines long, flowing strokes with light to medium pressure to ease stress, improve circulation, and restore a sense of inner peace. Perfect for mental clarity and emotional reset.
Deep Tissue Massage
For those carrying long-term tension or postural strain.
This massage targets the deeper layers of muscle and fascia to relieve chronic tightness, improve range of motion, and support recovery. Firm pressure is applied to release stubborn knots and restore mobility to tired, overworked muscles.
Remedial Massage
A targeted, therapeutic treatment for specific areas of pain or dysfunction.
Remedial massage uses assessment-based techniques to correct muscular imbalances, increase flexibility, and assist with injury management and rehabilitation.
Private health rebates may apply (depending on therapist qualifications and your provider).
Sports Massage
Perfect for athletes and active individuals.
Sports massage enhances flexibility, supports training recovery, and helps prevent injury.
Pre-event sessions focus on activation and mobility; post-event sessions assist with recovery and flushing out metabolic waste.
Trigger Point Therapy
Focused treatment for tight, knotted muscle fibres that cause referred pain or restricted movement.
By applying precise pressure to identified trigger points, your therapist helps soften the muscle tissue, improve circulation, and restore movement.
Head and Face Massage
A deeply soothing treatment designed to calm the nervous system and melt away tension in the scalp, neck, and face.
Ideal for those prone to headaches, jaw tension, or mental fatigue — or simply needing a short escape from the world.
Meet Your Therapist
Brendan Byrne — Remedial Massage Therapist
Brendan Byrne is a qualified Remedial Massage Therapist with a deep passion for functional recovery and holistic well-being.
With experience spanning sports performance, postural correction, and stress relief, Brendan combines a grounded, intuitive approach with evidence-based technique. His treatments are guided by careful assessment and a genuine curiosity about how the body moves, compensates, and heals.
Drawing from years of hands-on work with athletes, and everyday clients, Brendan believes massage should not only restore movement — but reconnect people to themselves.
Cancellation Policy
We understand that life gets busy.
If you need to cancel or change your appointment, please provide at least 12 hours’ notice to avoid a late-cancellation fee.
Working with Children
All our therapists hold valid Working With Children Checks (WWCC).
While it’s advised that a parent or guardian is present during treatment, it’s not essential. Treatments for clients under 18 can be conducted with or without a parent or guardian present, depending on comfort and consent.
Your First Appointment
Your therapist will request you complete a short intake form covering health history, allergies, and preferences. This ensures your treatment is safe and tailored to your needs. They will discuss your goals, and give you privacy to undress to your comfort level.
You’ll always be covered with towels or sheets, with only the area being worked on exposed.
Communication is key — let your therapist know if you’d like more or less pressure, quiet or conversation, or adjustments for comfort.
And yes — falling asleep is the highest compliment.
How should I prepare for my first treatment?
It’s completely normal to feel a little nervous before your first massage. Rest assured — our therapists are professionals who see the human body without judgment, focusing purely on helping you feel your best.
Tips to get the most out of your session:
- Arrive on time and freshly showered
- Allow time to relax before and after
- Avoid large meals within two hours
- Hydrate well before and after your session
- Mentally prepare to switch off and unwind
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Frequently Asked Questions
What can I expect from my first session?
Your therapist will confirm your booking details, discuss your goals, and give you privacy to undress to your comfort level.
You’ll always be covered with towels or sheets, with only the area being worked on exposed. Communication is key — let your therapist know if you’d like more or less pressure, quiet or conversation, or adjustments for comfort.
And yes — falling asleep is the highest compliment.
What should I do after my massage?
Take your time getting up, drink plenty of water, and follow any stretches or self-care tips suggested by your therapist.
You may feel deeply relaxed, light, or slightly tender after deeper work — all normal responses as your body rebalances.
For best results, book regular sessions to maintain the benefits.
What’s the difference between Deep Tissue and Remedial Massage?
A Deep Tissue Massage is a full-body treatment using firm pressure to release general muscle tension.
A Remedial Massage is targeted and assessment-based, addressing specific areas of dysfunction or injury over one or more sessions.
If unsure, your therapist will help choose the best approach for your body.
Can I claim through my health fund?
If your therapist is a qualified Remedial Massage Therapist registered with your health fund, you may be eligible for rebates.
Please bring your health fund card or check your provider’s app for claim options.
Massage therapy is not covered by Medicare.
Do I need to fill out any forms?
Yes. New clients complete a short intake form covering health history, allergies, and preferences. This ensures your treatment is safe and tailored to your needs.
Can I get a massage if I’m pregnant?
Absolutely. Pregnancy massage can be incredibly beneficial for relieving tension, swelling, and fatigue.
Please let us know when booking so we can assign an appropriately trained therapist and suitable positioning for your stage of pregnancy.
How often should I book a massage?
For relaxation: every 3–4 weeks
For chronic tension or injury: every 1–2 weeks initially
Your therapist can help design a schedule that supports your ongoing wellbeing.
Can I talk during my massage?
Yes — or not at all! It’s entirely up to you. Some people relax best in silence; others like to chat. We’ll follow your lead.
Is it normal to feel emotional after a massage?
Yes. Massage can release both physical and emotional tension. It’s natural to feel calm, teary, or reflective — a sign your body is letting go and beginning to heal.
Ready to Reconnect?
Book your massage today and experience how Relaxation, Restoration, and Rejuvenation truly feel.
