Now Accepting HSA and FSA

I’m excited to share an update that many of you have been asking about for a long time… Gentle Myofascial Release sessions are now accepting HSA and FSA payments! 🙌

If you’ve been wanting to commit to regular care, purchase a package, or simply make your sessions more affordable, this change makes it easier than ever. Your pre-tax health funds can now go directly toward supporting your body, easing pain, and helping you move with more freedom and comfort.

Why This Matters

Most people don’t realize that bodywork aimed at pain relief, injury recovery, and mobility support often qualifies as an eligible medical expense. Now you can use the benefits you already have to:

Reduce pain and tension
Increase mobility and flexibility
Support recovery from overuse, stress, or past injuries
Stay active without feeling stiff or limited

If you’ve got HSA or FSA funds set aside — especially ones you need to use before the end of the year — this is a perfect time to put them toward something that genuinely improves how you feel day to day.

How to Use Your HSA or FSA

You can now use your card directly when booking sessions or purchasing packages.
Just schedule your session the same way you normally do — no extra steps needed.

👉 Book here

Here’s to feeling looser, lighter, and more at home in your body — with a little extra help from your benefits card.

See you on the table soon!

Meet your Myofascial Release Therapist |Hugh Norley

Hugh started his health and fitness journey when he was a teen and overcoming his own debilitating leg pain through movement and massage.

He discovered that the key to his pain was in the ‘Myofascia’.

Hugh completed a Diploma in Integrated Body Therapies in 2003; he then continued to deepen his study into Myofascial Release, by studying at many schools including Myofascial Release, Personal Training, Craniosacral therapy Fascial Stretch and Structural Integration (Rolfing).

His hands on technique began as ‘deep tissue’, then, with the birth of his 2 boys, found that he needed a more gentle style in order to help them.

Nowadays, his hands on sessions use gentle release techniques that focus on systematically releasing adhesions in the soft tissue. His technique is gentle enough to be used on everyone from children, through the elderly, yet so potent that athletes will fell the results from as little as one session.

Hugh Norley LMT

Myofascial Massage Specialist