“Lucy is more than a massage therapist — she’s a healing facilitator. At Elixia Bodyworks, she blends Reiki, holistic coaching, and bodywork to support true mind-body connection. I felt supported, seen, and safe throughout the entire session.”

Hi, I’m Lucy Bryant.

Hello, I’m Lucy, your massage therapist who has found first hand peace & healing in the natural world & holistic remedies. From Aromatherapy, with its gentle magic, to the sacred art of self care. It has fascinated me for its ability to create serene and harmonious spaces. Alongside my practice, I am trained in reiki to nurture & create a deep inner peace and spiritual growth.

My approach to massage is deeply rooted in creating a sanctuary where you can unwind and reconnect with your body and spirit. I invite you to experience a soothing journey of holistic healing with me, where the natural and spiritual come together in gentle harmony.

FAQs

  • We offer holistic mobile sessions that combine massage, Reiki, and embodied coaching, tailored to your needs. Each treatment supports nervous system regulation, physical relief, and emotional clarity—whether you're seeking rest, reconnection, or realignment.

  • Yes. You can choose to have a session in the comfort of your home (Sydney-based) or online via Zoom for Reiki or coaching. We bring everything needed for in-person treatments and create a safe, grounded space—wherever you are.

  • Reiki is a gentle energy healing technique that helps release blockages, reduce stress, and support emotional and physical healing. It works with your body’s natural energy systems and can be just as powerful remotely as in person.

  • Sessions range from 60 to 90 minutes. You’ll receive a personalised experience that may include massage, Reiki, body-based mindfulness, and somatic coaching. Every session begins with a short check-in to ensure your needs are honoured.

  • While we create a safe, supportive space and always work with consent and care, Elixia Bodyworks does not offer trauma therapy. Our work supports regulation and integration but is not a replacement for psychological care.