Massage in Opfikon near Zurich

Neck & Shoulder Massage – release tension in the upper back

Neck and shoulders are the number one stress zone. Screen work, smartphone use and emotional pressure lead to chronic tension. A targeted neck and shoulder massage brings noticeable relief – often after the first session.

Neck & Shoulder Massage – release tension in Opfikon near Zurich

Typical neck and shoulder complaints

Stiff neck

Restricted head mobility due to tense neck muscles – common in the morning or after long screen work

Shoulder pain

Tension pain in the trapezius – the classic 'office shoulder' from raised shoulders

Tension Headaches

Headaches radiating from the neck – a common accompanying symptom of neck tension

Smartphone neck

The forward head posture puts up to 25 kg of additional weight on the cervical spine

Jaw problems (TMJ)

Tension in the jaw and neck area are often connected – massage can help as a complement

Stress-related tension

Emotional stress leads to raised shoulders and neck tension

Not sure which treatment suits you? Message me – I advise you personally.

The Treatment

Neck and shoulder massage combines classic techniques, trigger point treatment and gentle stretches. Depending on complaints, the upper back, chest muscles and jaw area are also included.

With 60 minutes the focus is on neck and shoulders. With 90 minutes the entire back can be included – recommended for typical office complaints.

Prices

Massage 60 min.

Focused treatment: back, neck, shoulders or full body.
140 CHF
Book 60 min.

Massage 90 min.

Your time-out for the whole body. Perfect as an introduction or ritual.
190 CHF
Book 90 min.

For chronic neck complaints, I recommend weekly sessions for 3–4 weeks initially.

Complement: Acupressure (health insurance)

For chronic or stress-related complaints, acupressure can complement massage effectively. The TCM approach regulates the nervous system sustainably – and is covered by health insurance via supplementary cover.

FAQ – Neck & Shoulder Massage

For acute symptoms I recommend weekly sessions initially. For prevention – especially with office work – one massage every 2–3 weeks is enough.

Many forms of migraine are triggered or worsened by neck tension. Regular neck massage can reduce frequency and intensity. For chronic migraine I additionally recommend acupressure.

Regular breaks during screen work, neck stretching exercises, an ergonomic workstation and stress management all help preventively.