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Deep Unwind Specialist Deep Tissue Massage At Deep Unwind we see the massage experience as a collaboration between the patient and the practitioner.

Therefore, we believe your willingness to let us help/heal you is as important as our desire to help you. Georgie has been making a difference in people’s lives for over 20 years in the healing Space. This gives her the ability to develop profound levels of empathy and compassion that is required to fully engage with the client’s needs.

Why I’m studying the science of breathingAt Deep Unwind, my work is about creating a safe space to help you slow down, r...
26/10/2026

Why I’m studying the science of breathing

At Deep Unwind, my work is about creating a safe space to help you slow down, receive attentive care and connect with your body.

Through the School of Breath Science, I’m exploring breathing in the wider context of physiology, neuroscience, exercise biochemistry, emotional behaviour and health.

What interests me most is how this connects with massage and how breath, touch and the nervous system can work together to support restoration and regulation.

I want to understand not only why a practice helps, but when to use it and how to adapt it to the person in front of me.

I’ll be sharing little pieces of that learning here. 🤍🍃🫀

You’ve been holding it all together for everyone else.This is your invitation to come home to you.Book your session via ...
26/10/2026

You’ve been holding it all together for everyone else.

This is your invitation to come home to you.

Book your session via the link in bio.

Unwinding, for me, looks like this.Time away down the coast. Always the ocean, nature, a book, some stillness, and time ...
24/10/2026

Unwinding, for me, looks like this.

Time away down the coast. Always the ocean, nature, a book, some stillness, and time to notice things like the colours in this stone.

Receiving bodywork is part of that care, too.

Making space for my own rest influences how I care for others: slowing down, paying attention and allowing time.

That’s what I bring to massage at Deep Unwind.
Space to ease tension, rest and find your own unwind. 🤍

Looking for a massage?I’m slowly easing back into the treatment room, with a few limited spots available next week.DM me...
21/10/2026

Looking for a massage?

I’m slowly easing back into the treatment room, with a few limited spots available next week.

DM me to grab one, or check Fresha through the link in bio for available times.

Georgie x

We're looking for someone special to join us at The Deep Unwind.Perhaps you're a remedial massage therapist who feels th...
16/10/2026

We're looking for someone special to join us at The Deep Unwind.

Perhaps you're a remedial massage therapist who feels there's more to this work than technique. Someone who understands that the body holds our stories, and that real care happens when we slow down and truly listen.

This is a part-time role in our Woollahra studio, and an invitation to build your own business within a business. You'll start with a smaller client list and grow steadily, supported by an established studio, a beautiful treatment room and a community that genuinely cares.

We're looking for:
✦ A full remedial massage qualification
✦ 2+ years' clinical experience
✦ Current professional insurance
✦ A deep connection to a holistic approach

We're taking our time to find the right person. If this feels like you, send a short introduction and your qualifications to [email protected]

Know someone who'd be a beautiful fit? Please share or tag them below.

A little sign on the wall of the hospital discharge lounge said BE KIND.An older man beside me was shivering in his gown...
16/10/2026

A little sign on the wall of the hospital discharge lounge said BE KIND.

An older man beside me was shivering in his gown, a thin blanket around his shoulders and his legs bare. As I got up to leave, I placed my blanket over his legs. A woman nearby whispered, “That was kind.”

It felt good to pass on a little of the care I’d just received. It made me think we need these reminders everywhere. To be gentle with ourselves, and with the other humans beside us.

I’m taking some time to rest and recover. The full story is in this month’s newsletter.

With warmth,
Georgie 🤍

Life gets busy. Between work, bills, family and everything else that needs our attention, there can be so little room to...
09/10/2026

Life gets busy. Between work, bills, family and everything else that needs our attention, there can be so little room to pause and notice how we’re actually doing or to ask someone else.

When someone comes into the studio and I ask how they are, sometimes the answer is, “I’m fine.”

I’ll lean in a little closer and gently ask, “Can you tell me about what fine is?”

There is no pressure to share. Just an invitation, a caring curiosity and time to hear the answer.

This World Mental Health Day, perhaps we can bring a little more curiosity and presence to our conversations. With a friend, a client, or the person we see each morning making our coffee.

Can we be someone with whom another person feels safe enough to answer honestly, without needing to cover up how they are feeling?

And can we listen without giving advice because sometimes all someone needs is to be seen, acknowledged and heard.

With love
Georgie

I received this image from a client about an hour after their treatment.I love it. There’s such a sense of energy, power...
05/10/2026

I received this image from a client about an hour after their treatment.

I love it. There’s such a sense of energy, power and movement in it.

Every person experiences massage differently. Sometimes it’s a feeling of tension letting go, sometimes more space and ease in the body, and sometimes it’s simply a sense of slowing down and reconnecting with yourself.

I love the way this image captures that feeling of energy flowing through the body something opening, shifting, coming alive.

I’m always so grateful when clients take the time to share how a treatment felt for them. Sometimes words capture it beautifully and sometimes an image says it all. ✨

If you are feeling the need for some time to unwind and reconnect with your body, bookings are open.

The Deep Unwind

29/09/2026

Need a moment to slow down?

Take a pause and join me for a gentle breathing practice. No need to force your breath or get it perfect. Just settle in, follow along, and give yourself a few moments to soften and reconnect.

Save this for when you need a gentle reset.

There is a lot of pressure out there at the moment.The pace of life, financial pressure, family, work, relationships, un...
10/09/2026

There is a lot of pressure out there at the moment.

The pace of life, financial pressure, family, work, relationships, uncertainty about the world people are carrying a lot.

I see it in my work.
People may come through my door for massage, but it is rarely just about tight muscles.
We carry our lives in our bodies, and over the years I’ve become acutely aware of just how much can be going on beneath the surface.
I’ve been fortunate not to have lost someone close to me to su***de, although I know people who have struggled greatly with their mental health. And I’ve had periods in my own life where things have felt very dark.

Which is why I think this simple question feels so very important right now:

Are you OK?

Not because we need to fix someone or have the right words.
Sometimes we just need to notice.
To ask.
And most importantly, to really listen to the answer.
Check in on your people today. And not just today. 💛

If you or someone you know needs crisis support, Lifeline is available 24/7 on 13 11 14.

Address

4/162 Queen Street
Woollahra, NSW
2025

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm
Sunday 8am - 6pm

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+61401088388

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