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Manual Lymphatic
Drainage (MLD)

This massage treatment is for people affected by primary and secondary lymphoedema. My background as a nurse had given me a lot of insight into how lymphoedema affects people's day to day life and what a huge impact this chronic condition can have on people's ability to carry out day to day activities and how it affects the way they think of themselves and their bodies.

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My training took place with the Lymphoedema Training Academy, an international, multi award winning education provider. The Academy developed the 'Fill and Flush' technique, a specific massage technique to help move the lymph from the affected area and manage symptoms. The aim of treatment is to reduce swelling and manage symptoms, but also to help teach massage techniques for self-care in conjunction with prescribed bandaging and limb garments.

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For secondary lymphoedema, a course of 10 treatments over two weeks is normally recommended with advice on aftercare and self-treatment provided. Primary lymphoedema may require more infrequent appointments or even a short course to assist you to learn some self care techniques. My therapy will complement the treatment you are already receiving through the NHS. Consultation is key to creating best treatment programme for each person.

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90 minute initial appointment including consultation and massage therapy - £70

 

A bespoke and individualised treatment plan will be created at this initial appointment and appointments will be arranged with me directly going forward. 

 

Payment plan- I appreciate that MLD can carry a significant cost, especially as treatment may require an intense approach, for instance 10 appointments over two weeks. Please don't let finances held you back from improving your condition. I am happy to discuss payment plans on an individual basis. If your lymphoedema has been caused by cancer trestment you may be eligible to apply for a Macmillan Grant. Please contact me to discuss further.

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