Elevata Clinic and Retreat Massage
and Bodywork Therapies
Welcome to a sanctuary of holistic well-being - Elevata Clinic. Our suite of massage therapies is designed to provide the ultimate rejuvenation for your body, mind and spirit.
Let us guide you unwind, heal, and elevate your health with a variety of specialised treatments:
Available Days
Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday
Available Times
8am – 6pm (last appointment)
Remedial Massage Therapy
This form of massage is a deeper treatment to bring back flow and harmony to places in the body effected by injury, stress, and over-use. It helps with pain and may be targeted to a specific area. A blend of different modalities may be used to gain a desired outcome in this treatment.
Hawaiian Lomilomi Bodywork
Lomilomi Massage and bodywork is an ancient Hawaiian Healing Art combining Aloha, Love, Pule (Prayer), and Massage. It incorporates broad fluid strokes of forearms and hands to activate the flow of mana (life force energy) for an holistic approach towards physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. In addition, the use of aromatherapy with a series of flowing strokes, kneading and gentle manipulations of the muscles helps as a pain-free way to relax both your muscles and your mind, body, and spirit.
Aromatherapy Massage
This is a blissful, relaxing and divine experience using 8 high quality essential oils and blends, applied in a specific sequence along meridians on the back and feet with gentle to firm hand strokes, to help balance the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems.
Maori Healing
Embark on a journey to wellness with our powerful indigenous Maori Healing therapy. Releasing ancestral blockages and past life blockages. Besides the power of touch, and breath, this ancient practice also uses sacred chants, and native plant remedies to restore balance and harmony within your body and spirit.
Trigger Point Therapy & Myofascial Release
Trigger point therapy is a soft tissue technique that works to release painful, tension in muscles and fascia that you would usually experience as a knot in the muscle or sometimes direct or referred pain. There are many different approaches to trigger point therapy including soft tissue work, deep tissue massage, and ischemic pressure.
Myofascial Release is a safe and very effective hands-on technique that involves applying gentle sustained pressure into the Myofascial connective tissue restrictions to eliminate pain and restore motion. It can be a slow and deep technique that blends nicely with trigger point therapy.
Pregnancy Massage
Pregnancy can put a lot of stress on your back, shoulders, neck, and abdominal muscles. Designed to relieve some of the aches and pains that are common during pregnancy, this type of massage is tailored to help you relax deeply. For this reason, it can be especially useful to help ease discomfort at a time when you can't use some medicines or other medical options.
Bowen Therapy
Experience the gentle, yet profound, Bowen technique. Unlike other therapies, Bowen uses precise moves on specific points of the body to stimulate energy flow, promoting self-healing, pain relief, and a deep sense of overall well-being.
Cranio Sacral Therapy
Connect with your body's natural rhythms through our Cranio Sacral Therapy. This gentle treatment helps release tensions deep in the body, improving the functioning of the central nervous system, and promoting a profound sense of relaxation and balance.
ABOUT YOUR THERAPIST
Jeannette Oliver
My Journey to Hawaiian Lomilomi Practice
Sometimes transformation pops into our life in apparently simple but profound ways. It is a part of our earthly life that seems to manifest when the destiny intervenes. In the most mundane appearing circumstance, the preparation is being brewed behind the scenes and comes to form when we are not chasing it. This was the case in my path in massage therapy.
In returning to Hawaii from Australia in 1997 we ended up on the Big Island of Hawaii. I fell into working for a philanthropist, visionary who helped create the first integrative hospital in the USA, then becoming the outreach person for a successful Community Health initiative for a cluster of his non-profits we were facilitating. I really connected to the Hawaiian people, their way of life and was invited to study the traditional medicine.
In 2005, I met a highly revered master Aunty Margaret Machado and as she held my hands she said, “You do Lomi, it is in your heart and in your hands.” Aunty Margaret Machado is known as one of the first Hawaiians who started to teach outside of their ‘ohana (family). She was the Kupuna (elder) of the Hawaiian Lomilomi Massage (Lomilomi Aunty Margaret Style). I knew that when someone of that stature gives you a directive you better pay attention. So, my journey in Hawaiian Lomilomi Massage began. My training from her lineage was experienced directly in Hawaii through my Kumu (teacher) Haunani and several other respected Kumus throughout the years.
I have also gained more skills, knowledge and practices whilst working in Australia and believe we must grow and learn from many schools to blend what is needed to provide sessions unique to each person. This leads me to continue to grow and learn to bring what methods, knowledge and care I can to my clients.
