Full-Body Massage Therapy in Accra
Therapeutic massage by trained hands — from deep tissue relief to hot stone indulgence.
Massage at Body Language is therapy first: trained hands working tension out of tissue, calming the nervous system and restoring the body’s sense of ease — in a clinic-calm, candle-lit room.
Which massage is right for you?
Swedish for deep relaxation and circulation; deep tissue for stubborn, knotted tension; hot stone for warmth that melts muscles open. Shorter back-and-neck and foot sessions target where modern life concentrates its damage.
What happens at your appointment?
A brief check-in on problem areas and pressure preference, then 30, 60 or 90 minutes of uninterrupted work. Hydrate well afterwards — deep work can leave muscles pleasantly worked the next day.
Make it a ritual
Monthly massage keeps tension from accumulating. Pair with an IV drip or a signature facial for a complete reset morning.
Full-Body Massage Therapy: areas & prices
- Swedish 60 / 90 min — GHS 400 / 700
- Deep tissue 60 / 90 min — GHS 500 / 700
- Hot stone 60 / 90 min — GHS 700 / 1,000
- Back & neck — GHS 350
- Hot stone back & neck — GHS 500
- Foot massage — GHS 250
Amanda Fourie
Internationally accredited aesthetic practitioner — CIDESCO and ITEC certified with over 30 years of experience, specialised in advanced aesthetics and skin of color.
About AmandaFull-Body Massage Therapy — frequently asked questions
Which massage should I book?
Swedish for relaxation, deep tissue for stubborn knots and tension, hot stone for deep warmth and release. If you are unsure, simply tell us how you feel and where you hold tension — we will guide you.
How much do massages cost, and how long are they?
Massages are priced GHS 250 – GHS 1,000 — 60 or 90-minute full-body treatments, plus shorter back-and-neck and foot options. The full menu and durations are set out clearly for you.
Can I combine a massage with other treatments?
Absolutely — many clients pair a massage with a facial or IV drip for a complete reset. We are happy to build a mini spa day around your visit.
Is massage safe during pregnancy or with a medical condition?
Tell us at booking — we will adapt the treatment or advise accordingly. Certain conditions and early pregnancy need specific care, and your wellbeing comes first.
How often should I have a massage?
For general wellbeing, monthly works well; for specific tension or recovery, a closer series may help. Your therapist will suggest a rhythm that suits you.