About Raburski Therapy

My Story - Raburski Therapy

I have been practising as a massage therapist since 2005, having initially trained in Poland under the guidance of renowned massage and physiotherapist Robert Szymanski. Once qualified, I was employed by Robert as a therapist part-time until I moved back to Ireland.
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I returned to Galway and worked with businesses to provide on-site seated massage. In 2012, I moved to Dublin and continued providing holistic and deep tissue massage on a part-time basis.
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In 2017, I decided to turn my passion as a part-time hobby to a full-time massage and bodywork career, with a serious and long-term goal to be one of the best bodywork therapists in Ireland. I researched and signed up to complete an ITEC (International Therapy Examination Council) Level 3 Holistic Massage and Sports & Myofascial Release with Holistic College Dublin (HCD).

In 2018, I set up and launched Raburski Massage with a mission to guide my clients to pain-free movement and the prevention of long-term injury. Working with each client to identify myofascial imbalance, and the source of pain and restricted movement. Each session providing expert therapy to alleviate the problem, and aftercare advice to ensure long-lasting results.  

I went on the complete Orthopaedic and Sports Massage Level 4, and Myoskeletal Alignment and Sports Massage Level 5. I graduated with distinction in 2019 with over 150 hours of direct contact training.
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I have continued to update my skills for the benefit of my clients. I recently completed a course in the growing area of Dry Needling in the Premier Physical Therapy (PPT) Clinic, Dun Laoghaire. I also returned to HCD to take short courses in myofascial therapeutic tools, including Cupping, Scraping (Gua Sha), and Kinesiology-taping, and advanced myoskeletal techniques.
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It doesn't stop there. I am currently working towards becoming a Master Myoskeletal Therapist (MMT) awarded by the Freedom from Pain Institute to fulfil my goal of becoming one of the best bodywork therapists in Ireland.
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In my continued mission to guide my clients to pain-free movement and my continuous personal development, I'm pleased to let you know that Raburski Massage is now Raburski Therapy. This new identity better reflects the dedication to investing and developing what I like to call the “Raburski Method”. A representation of the unique and tailored treatment you get when you visit my therapy studio.
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I'm a member of the Irish Massage Therapists Association (IMTA), the Association of Neuromuscular Massage Therapy (ANMT), Massage Matters, and Dry Needling Ireland (DNI).

‍IMTA therapists are recognised by Irish Life health insurance for payments rebates up to €50 per session. ANMT therapists are recognised by LAYA health insurance. (please refer to the T&Cs of your life insurance package). All treatments with Raburski Therapy are accompanied by a receipt, which you can use to claim back any rebates that may be available.
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Raburski Therapy is fully insured and compliant with COVID-19 (Coronavirus) safety protocols.

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More About Our Therapies

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Sports & Orthopaedic Bodywork
Bodywork is, as the name suggests, working on the body to return it to its natural and pain-free state. Bodywork could involve sports and orthopaedic massage, deep tissue massage, or physical therapy.
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Therapeutic Myofascial Tools
Therapeutic tools, such as vacuum cupping, gua-sha (scraping) and kinsiology taping smooth the muscle, release adhesions (knots), increase blood flow, stretch and separate the layers of the tissue and decrease pain and swelling.
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Dry Needling
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Dry needling is the method of inserting a needle into the muscle to improve the function, reduce pain and release trigger points. This therapy is combined with deep tissue for added benefit and enhanced results.
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Strengthen, Stretch, Correct Exercises
Incorporating various exercises, stretching enhances muscle elasticity, control, and flexibility while addressing tight and facilitated muscles. Strengthening exercises combat muscle weakness, overstretching, and inhibition, fostering growth through fatigue. Postural exercises correct poor posture due to improper ergonomics or muscle imbalances, relieving discomfort and promoting a return to a healthier posture.
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Myoskeletal Alignment Therapy (MAT)
MAT is an advanced technique that alleviates body patterns causing pain, discomfort and possible deterioration in the normal function of the body. Clients experience relief and improved movement and can avoid invasive surgery or medication. MAT involves restive stretching, muscle balancing, and joint mobilization to restore skeletal function effectively.
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Postural Assessment and Therapy
Postural assessment involves observing your static posture for alignment and assessing paired “landmarks” for symmetry. Postural therapy is corrective bodywork addressing muscular imbalances, misaligned joints, and pain. Viewing the body as a whole, not just symptoms, allows achieving balance by connecting all the pieces together. Patients are reviewed in a still position, arms relaxed, and feet shoulder-width apart. Once the assessment is complete a strategy of improvement can begin.
Achieve pain-free movement.
Your body is your most important asset - look after it. If you're experiencing pain, discomfort or just want to invest in your musculoskeletal health and wellbeing, then get in touch. I'm here to guide you to pain-free movement.
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