ExclusiveVerified listingDaniel Mensah
Canary Wharf, London
Sports and remedial massage for desk-bound bodies, mobile to offices and hotels
4.5 · 2 reviews
1 therapist · Greater London
Focused pressure cycles to release painful muscle knots. London has the widest choice of massage therapists in the country and the sharpest differences between neighbourhoods.
One therapist currently offers trigger point massage in London, identity-verified. Listed rates run from £55 to £125, with an hour typically around £90. Sessions are booked at 30, 60 or 90 minutes. They work mobile, coming to your home, hotel or office. Availability is concentrated in Canary Wharf.
Trigger points are small, tight bands within a muscle that are tender to touch and often refer pain elsewhere: a knot in the shoulder that causes a headache, one in the glute that sends pain down the leg. Trigger point therapy finds these points and releases them with cycles of direct, sustained pressure, held for thirty seconds to a minute, released, and repeated until the tissue softens.
It is a precise, sometimes uncomfortable treatment, and the therapist will ask you to breathe through the pressure and report the referred sensation, which helps confirm the point. It is usually combined with stretching afterwards and is often part of a deep tissue, sports or remedial session rather than booked alone.
People seek it out for tension headaches, neck and shoulder pain, lower back pain and the aftermath of repetitive strain. Sessions are 30 to 60 minutes. Relief can be immediate but tends to need two or three sessions to hold, along with attention to whatever caused the point in the first place.
Read the full guide to trigger point massage — what it involves, who it suits and what it costs. Also known as trigger point therapy, myofascial trigger point release and knot release massage.
Mayfair, Knightsbridge and Chelsea hold the high-end clinics and hotel spas, where ninety-minute treatments and a few days' notice are the norm and rates run a third above the rest of the city. Soho and Shoreditch are younger and later, with studios open until ten and a strong showing of Thai and deep tissue work for people coming straight from the office. Kensington and Paddington have the largest number of independent therapists working from their own treatment rooms, and Canary Wharf is almost entirely a weekday market: mobile massage to offices and hotels, sports and back treatments booked at lunchtime, and very little at weekends.
More on massage in London as a whole — areas, pricing and how booking works locally.
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Listed rates run from £55 to £125, depending on duration and on whether you visit the therapist or they come to you. An hour typically costs around £90.
Yes — every therapist listing trigger point massage in London is mobile and comes to your home, hotel or office.
The therapist listing here works out of Canary Wharf.