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Massage in Geneva

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Pawel BUJEK

Physiotherapist · Genève
Thérapie de la Tourelle
Ch. du Champ-d'Anier 17, 1209 Genève

Next availability: Tue 27 Oct

Troubles musculo squelettiques Rééducation pré et post opératoire Thérapie urologique masculine Dry Needling

Therapeutic massage

Sarah-Reflexology PODO&Co.

Massage therapist · Genève
PODO & Co.
28 rue de la Terrassière, 1207 Genève

Next availability: Tue 27 Oct

Maeva Helary

Therapist · Genève
★★★★★★★★★★4.8 29 ratings Thérapies Naturelles
Avenue des Tilleuls 15, 1203 Genève

Next availability: Sat 24 Oct

en angalais Lilian Spichtig – Naturopath with Federal Diploma & Heilpraktiker Lilian Spichtig is a Swiss federally certified naturopath, Heilpraktiker, and...

Massage

Mme Lilian Spichtig

Therapist · Genève
★★★★★★★★★★4.7 177 ratings Thérapies Naturelles
Avenue des Tilleuls 15, 1203 Genève

Next availability: Fri 23 Oct

Lilian Spichtig – Naturopathe MTE & Heilpraktiker Madame Lilian Spichtig est naturopathe avec diplôme fédéral, Heilpraktiker et thérapeute agréée ASCA, RME ...

Massage

Appointments can be booked online 24/7 with immediate confirmation via SMS or email. Select your preferred massage type when booking—classic, sports, relaxation, or lymphatic drainage—so the therapist can prepare your session. If no suitable time slots are available in Geneva, expand your search to neighboring areas.

Therapeutic massage prescribed by a doctor may be covered by basic health insurance (LAMal) if performed by a physiotherapist. Wellness and relaxation massages are covered by supplementary insurance if the practitioner is registered with ASCA or RME. Check your coverage based on the type of massage.

Therapeutic massage or wellness massage?

Therapeutic massage aims to treat pain, muscle tension, or specific medical conditions. Wellness massage (relaxing, hot stone, aromatherapy) focuses on relaxation and stress prevention. Please specify your objective when booking so we can direct you to the appropriate practitioner.

First massage session

The practitioner will ask you about any tension, pain, or expectations you may have. Please mention any specific medical conditions. The session typically lasts 30 to 60 minutes. Regular massages—every 2 to 4 weeks—offer the best long-term results.

The massage therapists listed in Geneva offer the services listed below. Specializations vary depending on the practitioner: classic massage, sports massage, relaxation massage, lymphatic drainage, or shiatsu.