Targeted Recovery
Focused work for one main region such as back, shoulders, glutes, hamstrings or calves.
Private · respectful · one-to-one · St Albans
Private one-to-one massage and Recovery with clear boundaries and modesty, plus standalone or combined wet cupping (Hijama).

Wet cupping option
Hijama is wet cupping. Choose it on its own, or book Targeted Recovery + Hijama (£95) or Full Body Recovery + Hijama (£135) when you want hands-on recovery and wet cupping in the same appointment. You do not need to be Muslim to choose Hijama.
Ready to book recovery?
You don’t need to read the whole page or decide between massage, cupping and IASTM first. Start with how much of the body needs work, then choose whether you also want Hijama.
Focused work for one main region such as back, shoulders, glutes, hamstrings or calves.
For several loaded areas, heavier training weeks or broader whole-body recovery.
Sessions
Choose the treatment around your goal rather than forcing every problem into the same method.
Broader tailored wet-cupping coverage for most clients.
Book a sessionFirm manual work, dry cupping and IASTM focused on one main area.
Book a sessionFocused hands-on muscle work for one main area with Hijama included if it’s right for you.
Book a sessionPrivate, respectful and clearly explained
Only the area needed for treatment is accessed and clothing or draping is discussed before the session. Appointments are one-to-one in a private room, with no shared treatment space or unnecessary exposure.
Men book recovery, massage, cupping and Hijama with the male practitioner. Dedicated Hijama appointments for women are arranged with the female practitioner when available. Ask before booking if practitioner preference is essential.
Practitioner preference should be confirmed early
The male practitioner provides massage, Recovery, cupping and Hijama for men. Female Hijama availability is separate and should be confirmed before a booking is made. The website doesn’t imply that every treatment is always available with a same-gender practitioner, because that would create the wrong expectation.
During the appointment, consent is ongoing. A client can decline a method, ask for the pressure to change or stop the treatment. Religious sensitivity also means keeping claims honest: Hijama may be meaningful as Sunnah practice, but it isn’t used to diagnose spiritual causes or replace medical care.

Massage isn’t the only option
Some clients prefer to minimise hands-on treatment. The method can be adapted, but suitability and effective access to the treatment area still matter.
Firm or lighter manual work with dry cupping, IASTM and percussion added where needed and agreed with you.
Suction-only appointments may suit clients who want a shorter treatment with less manual contact.
A separate service using sterile single-use equipment, with preparation, suitability and aftercare explained clearly.
Respect without guesswork
Muslim-friendly care isn’t a vague label. It means practical communication about privacy, practitioner preference and what the treatment requires.
Client feedback
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Before you book
If your situation isn’t covered here, message us before choosing a session.
Message us with the main area, how long it has been bothering you and what you’ve already tried. We’ll suggest the best place to start.
Yes. Use WhatsApp if you want to check suitability or choose between Hijama, cupping and a Recovery session.
Appointments take place at our private clinic in St Albans, Hertfordshire. Sessions are one-to-one and available seven days a week.
Private clinic · St Albans
Tell us what you’re dealing with and we’ll point you to the right session.