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Kimbal McMahon Massage Therapy – launceston

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Kimbal McMahon Massage Therapy in East Launceston offers a holistic approach to wellness through therapeutic massage services. Nestled at Suite 1/7 High St, their practice is dedicated to promoting relaxation, reducing muscle tension, and enhancing overall well-being. With a focus on personalized care and attention to detail, Kimbal McMahon and his team provide a nurturing environment where clients can unwind and rejuvenate. Whether you are seeking relief from chronic pain or simply want to de-stress, their services are designed to cater to your individual needs. Contact them at 0419 189 503 to experience the benefits of professional massage therapy firsthand.

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Charmaine Sinclair

5 Google Rating

I was sceptical but my stress is minimal I feel so different definitely worth a visit ..

5/ 5

I was sceptical but my stress is minimal I feel so different definitely worth a visit ..

Jo Winch

5 Google Rating

What a gentle soul Kimbal is. I'm not fixed, but I have had jammed muscles for 6 months. I'm well in

5/ 5

What a gentle soul Kimbal is. I'm not fixed, but I have had jammed muscles for 6 months. I'm well in the way to good after 1 visit though. Highly recommended

Ariana Iaconis

5 Google Rating

Exceptional experience. This is not for people who is only looking for a standard massage. Kimbal ap

5/ 5

Exceptional experience. This is not for people who is only looking for a standard massage. Kimbal approach to body therapy is holistic and deep. You will enter to his treatment room with pain and leave feeling like a feather.

leanne groves

5 Google Rating

I have benefited from Kimbal's treatments for years. His Cranio training has added to my experience

5/ 5

I have benefited from Kimbal's treatments for years. His Cranio training has added to my experience during and after his healings. He is in my 'favourites' on phone for pain management...emotional and physical. I always feel comforted and relieved, in and after his treatments.

Melanie Radbone

5 Google Rating

Cannot more highly recommend Kimbal. If you need treatment, this is who you need to see.

5/ 5

Cannot more highly recommend Kimbal. If you need treatment, this is who you need to see.

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  • Saturday12:00 AM - 12:00 AM
  • Sunday12:00 AM - 12:00 AM
  • Monday09:00 AM - 02:00 PM
  • Tuesday09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
  • Wednesday09:00 AM - 05:30 PM
  • Thursday09:00 AM - 03:00 PM
  • Friday12:00 AM - 12:00 AM
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