At Pursue Health we believe massage is not a luxury. Massage or ‘soft-tissue therapy’ is a great way to maintain flexibility and treat soft tissue injuries. It also helps to alleviate the aches and pains of daily life, whether sustained from a training load or just sitting at a desk.
Pursue Health massage therapists have completed tertiary qualifications in soft tissue therapy and are highly trained so that they can structure the treatment session to your needs.
Appointments can be booked for 30, 60 or 90 minutes.
Voucher
One hour massage vouchers are available to purchase. The vouchers are valid for a year from the date of purchase. These are a great gift idea, especially during the holiday season.
Rebates apply with private health insurance extras cover.
practitioners
Andrea Carloni
Myotherapist & Remedial Massage Therapist
Andrea is a MYOTHERAPIST & REMEDIAL MASSAGE THERAPIST who strongly believes in a holistic approach to health care management.
Andrea has a background as a Certified Personal Trainer, Registered Holistic Nutritionist and Registered Massage Therapist in Toronto, Canada before moving to Australia in 2018. She has worked in various fitness and health care sectors since 2008 and has a special interest in sports and adolescent injuries. She also works as a Sports Trainer for the Old Brighton Grammarians Football Club, Parkdale Vultures Superules, and previously the Old Mentonians Football Club.
In Melbourne, Andrea studied the Advanced Diploma in Myotherapy, the Bachelor of Health Science (Clinical Myotherapy), and recently completed her Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, with the goal of sharing her knowledge and skills through teaching. A keen student at heart, she is continually educating and upskilling her knowledge to provide the most recent evidence-based methods to support and enhance her clients’ treatments and goals.
Brady Stevens
Clinical Myotherapist
Brady is a qualified CLINICAL MYOTHERAPIST, who graduated from RMIT University in 2019 with a focus on movement-based treatment and a research background in Parkinson’s disease. He completed his graduate year with the Western Bulldogs Football Club, where he honed his skills working with elite athletes in a high-performance environment.
Brady has developed a niche in managing hip and shoulder dysfunction, combining clinical expertise with a deep understanding of functional movement. His treatment style blends evidence based therapy with clear, collaborative communication. He believes effective therapy doesn’t require unnecessary pain, instead he prioritises patient understanding and works closely with clients to align treatment with their individual goals.
Outside the clinic, Brady is an accomplished professional pole dancer who has represented Australia on the international stage for over a decade. This unique combination of clinical practice and performance artistry gives him a rare insight into the demands of elite physical movement and injury recovery.