Hands4Health Remedial Massage

Hands4Health Remedial Massage offers massage services in Norman Park, Brisbane. Established in 2005, it has grown steadily in its popularity. This growth has been driven almost exclusively by word-of-mouth and professional referrals.

Hands4Health Remedial Massage now boasts a regular client list of hundreds, including:

high profile athletes and sports people
health care professionals
patients with chronic illness
those in the process of rehabilitation from injury

Renee Jansen

Renee Jansen Renee graduated from the Australian College of Natural Medicine (now Endeavour College of Natural Health) in 2003 with a diploma of Remedial Massage.

After gaining experience in the industry with a wide variety of clients, Renee established Hands4Health Remedial Massage at ActiveLife Fitness in 2005.

Renee has grown her client list almost exclusively through referrals and word-of-mouth endorsements from happy clients and health care practitioners.

Sheena Kereama

Sheena Sheena has joined the Hands4Health team in 2011. She received her Diploma of Remedial Massage from Australasian College of Natural Therapies.

She has a Certificate in Romi romi and Miri miri (Traditional Maori Massage) with Te Kopere o Raehina in New Zealand and is currently studying a Diploma of Shiatsu and Oriental Therapies with the Australian Institute of Applied Sciences

Sheena has worked with international, national and state level athletes. With her variety of massage styles, Sheena is great at being able to vary between providing a good firm sports massage if needed or adjust to a more gentle flowing style to suit the clients needs.

Sheena looks forward to working with you to enhance your wellbeing and to relieve injury, stress and tension.

Jared McCubbin

Jared McCubbin Jared graduated from the Hunter Institute of Tafe with his Diploma of Remedial Massage in 2004.

He worked in Taree for 4 years as a chiropractic assistant and massage therapist, gaining valuable experience in the technical aspects of the musculoskeletal system (muscles and skeleton).

Jared moved to Brisbane in late 2008 to further his career. He joined the Hands4Health team in 2009, and has quickly become a valuable member of the team.