Deep Tissue Massage

New prices from 30-04-2026

Time Current prices New prices
1 hour 70 75
1h30 100 105
2 hours 130 140

Deep tissue massage for muscle knots and deep tension

A deep tissue massage uses slower, focused pressure on areas that feel stubbornly tight. This treatment is often chosen for muscular load linked to desk work, repetitive movement, or sports.

We build intensity carefully and keep the pressure within your limits, so the session stays firm but manageable. A short-lived tender or workout-like feeling afterward can be normal after a more intensive treatment.

Not sure whether deep tissue is the right choice? Then also read our comparison [therapeutic massage vs. deep tissue](xref/blog.therapeutische-massage-vs-deep-tissue) and our guide about [deep tissue massage for tight muscles](xref/blog.deep-tissue-massage-vaste-spieren).

Service profile

For each treatment, we make the main focus, intended use, and practical fit more explicit so the service reads as a fuller entity, not just a title and description.

Session goals

  • reduce muscle pressure
  • help stiff areas feel looser
  • support range of movement

Complaint clusters / focus areas

  • neck and shoulder knots
  • tension from desk work
  • local muscular overload

Suitable for

  • those who tolerate firmer pressure
  • those wanting targeted zone work
  • those who feel tension sits deep

Less suitable when

  • those who are very pressure-sensitive
  • those looking only for soft relaxation

Service area

Practice in Sint-Job-in-'t-Goor, easily reached from Brecht, Hoogstraten, Kapellen, Schoten, Wuustwezel, Schilde, Zoersel and Brasschaat.

Therapeutic, with clear boundaries

Our treatments are complaint-focused and adapted to tension, stiffness, fatigue, and the need for relaxation.

  • We start with a short intake and adjust pressure, pace, and techniques to your comfort level and situation.
  • Massage supports relaxation, a sense of recovery, and mobility within a well-being setting; we do not provide a medical diagnosis.
  • Always mention pregnancy, recent surgery, fever, acute inflammation, radiating pain, or other medical concerns beforehand.
  • If massage does not seem appropriate at that moment, we advise caution or recommend follow-up elsewhere.