Maderotherapy:
shaping bodywork with wooden instruments

Maderotherapy is a hands-on massage method that uses various wooden rollers, balls, and spatula-like tools. These tools are designed to suit the body’s anatomy and are guided along muscles, connective tissue, and lymph pathways. The aim is to release tension, stimulate circulation, and support the tissue’s metabolism. Treatments follow a clear sequence and rely on steady, rhythmic movements. The principle is mechanical stimulation of the tissue to encourage the body’s natural regenerative and elimination processes. Depending on the goal, the massage can be gentle and deeply relaxing, or more intensive and energising.

Maderotherapy is often used to boost circulation, ease tight muscles, and support lymphatic flow. Many people say they notice smoother-looking skin and a lighter feeling in the body after a session. At the same time, the treatment can help reduce stress and improve body awareness. The consistent, flowing movements may also have a calming effect on the nervous system, encouraging deep relaxation. Combined with mindful breathing and rest, maderotherapy can offer a full-body sense of wellbeing – supporting both physical and mental balance.