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**Bronagh Wignall Massage Therapist – Edinburgh**

Nestled in the heart of Newington, Edinburgh, Bronagh Wignall Massage Therapist offers a serene escape dedicated to enhancing your well-being. At our inviting studio located at 36-37 W Preston St, we specialize in a variety of massage therapies designed to promote relaxation and rejuvenation. Whether you’re seeking relief from muscle tension, stress reduction, or simply a moment of tranquility, Bronagh’s expert touch will tailor each session to meet your unique needs.

What sets us apart is our commitment to creating a personalized experience in a calming atmosphere. With a focus on holistic health, Bronagh blends techniques ranging from Swedish and deep tissue to sports massage, ensuring that every client leaves feeling revitalized and renewed. Our tranquil space is designed to foster relaxation, allowing you to unwind completely as you embark on your wellness journey.

We pride ourselves on providing exceptional service and a friendly approach that makes every visit special. Our clients appreciate not only the physical benefits of our treatments but also the supportive environment that encourages self-care and mental clarity. Experience the difference with Bronagh Wignall Massage Therapist and take the first step towards a healthier, more balanced life.

For more information, to book an appointment, or if you have any questions, please reach out to us at 07595 250114 or visit our website at [bronaghwignall.co.uk](https://bronaghwignall.co.uk/). We look forward to welcoming you soon!

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Bronagh's massages have SAVED me and several members of my family for several years. She has magic h

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Bronagh's massages have SAVED me and several members of my family for several years. She has magic hands and great instincts about individual needs. Although very experienced , she regularly updated her knowledge and skills to keep us healthy, upright and pain-free.

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