We're not in Healesville — we're in Wesburn, half an hour east along the Warburton Highway. It's a straightforward drive through the mountain ash, with a sixty-minute treatment at the other end.
Healesville is well served for food and wine and thin on the ground for hands-on treatment. We're at ECOSS in Wesburn, about 26 minutes east along the Warburton Highway — close enough to make a habit of, and easy to combine with a run up to Warburton.
There are two of us. Dom McKay is a myotherapist with thirteen years of clinical experience — remedial and deep-tissue massage, dry needling, cupping and Yumeiho therapy. Leila Hall has practised massage for over a decade, working in lomi lomi — the traditional Hawaiian style built on long, rhythmic, whole-body strokes. Between them you can go clinical or go quiet.
We work from the food gardens at Yarra Valley ECOSS, alongside an organic farm, a native nursery and a weekend produce market. It isn't a day spa and doesn't pretend to be. A woodfired barrel sauna is being built on site and will open once it's finished.
For backs, necks, shoulders and the knots that keep coming back. Deep tissue, Yumeiho, dry needling, cupping and stretching.
BookTraditional Hawaiian massage — long, flowing strokes over the whole body. Book this one to switch off rather than be worked on.
BookBeing built beside the food gardens at ECOSS. Not open yet — leave your email and we'll tell you when it is.
Email me when it opensCouples booking, gift voucher or something else? Get in touch and we'll sort it.
A myotherapist of thirteen years and a lomi lomi therapist of more than a decade. Read a bit more about them before you book.
About Dom & Leila