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Massage Therapy

A Quieter Hour for Strathmore

One stop down the Craigieburn line — or a short drive along Mt Alexander Road.

Strathmore sits about three kilometres north of us along Mt Alexander Road. Whether you're near Strathmore Park, the Lebanon Street shops, Napier Park or up in Strathmore Heights, getting to our clinic is genuinely simple — one stop south on the Craigieburn line to Moonee Ponds station, or a 7-minute drive when the lights cooperate.

We're eWellbeing, a Moonee Ponds massage clinic that combines traditional Chinese acupressure with Western remedial techniques. That blend is what most Strathmore clients return for: established families who've tried the usual physio-and-massage circuit, professionals who carry desk tension into the shoulders, and retirees managing arthritic joints or chronic stiffness that needs a gentler, more considered touch.

You'll find us at Shop 2/8 Eddy Street, a few minutes' walk from Moonee Ponds station and just off the Puckle Street precinct. Open seven days, with evening slots that suit anyone heading home from the city or the medical precincts further south.

Why Strathmore households book with us

Considered, not rushed

We take time to understand what's actually going on — chronic neck tension behaves differently to acute lower-back strain, and an arthritic shoulder needs a different hand than a post-gardening flare-up. First-time clients get a proper intake conversation, not a tickbox form.

One stop on the Craigieburn line

Strathmore station to Moonee Ponds is a single stop — under three minutes on the train, then a flat four-minute walk to Eddy Street. For Strathmore Heights residents who'd rather drive, Mt Alexander Road brings you straight to our front block with side-street parking close by.

Therapies beyond the standard remedial

Alongside remedial and acupressure, we offer hot stone, Lomi Lomi (Hawaiian), reflexology, cupping and pregnancy massage. Strathmore clients often try the hot stone in winter or cupping when shoulder tension won't lift — there's room to find what actually works for your body.

From Strathmore to our Eddy Street rooms

By train, the trip is almost embarrassingly short: Strathmore station, one stop south on the Craigieburn line, off at Moonee Ponds, then a four-minute walk west to Shop 2/8 Eddy Street. Total door-to-door is usually under fifteen minutes.

If you'd rather drive, Mt Alexander Road runs straight through from Strathmore down to Moonee Ponds — about 7 to 10 minutes depending on the time of day. Free parking is generally available on Eddy Street itself or in the side streets running off Hall Street and Margaret Street.

To book, ring (03) 9317 5656 or book online. Evening and weekend slots fill first, so give us a few days' notice if you can.

Common questions from Strathmore clients

What's the closest train station from Strathmore and how does that work?

Strathmore station, right on the Craigieburn line. From there it's a single stop to Moonee Ponds — usually under three minutes — and a four-minute walk west to Eddy Street. The walk is flat and well-lit, fine in evenings. Trains run roughly every 10 to 20 minutes through the day and into the evening on weekdays.

Where can I park if I drive in from Strathmore?

Free street parking is generally available on Eddy Street itself, or in the side streets running off Hall Street and Margaret Street. Avoid the main Puckle Street stretch on Saturday mornings — it fills up fast with market shoppers. If you're driving from Strathmore Heights, Mt Alexander Road is the most direct route and parking is easiest if you arrive a few minutes early.

I'm a retiree with chronic neck and shoulder stiffness — what's most popular?

For ongoing neck and shoulder issues, our older Strathmore clients tend to prefer either a 60-minute acupressure session focused on neck, shoulders and head, or a remedial session with hot stones added in winter — the warmth helps tight muscles let go without the deep pressure being uncomfortable. We can also incorporate gentle cupping if the tension is stubborn.

Do you do home visits in Strathmore?

No, we're a clinic-based practice only. We've found we can deliver better treatment with our proper massage tables, hot stones, oils and a calm, controlled environment than we could carrying a portable table into a lounge room. The clinic is set up for clients with mobility considerations — ground-floor access, no stairs, and parking close to the door.

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