Some people book a massage because their neck and shoulders have been tight for weeks. Others because it’s been a hard few months and an hour of quiet is what they need. Both are good reasons.

Every treatment here is adapted to you: the pressure, the areas worked on and how you’re feeling on the day.

Our massage treatments

  • Aromatherapy massage. A flowing massage using essential oils, chosen with you.
  • Pregnancy massage. Adapted positions and pressure for comfort during pregnancy.
  • Hot stones massage. Warmed stones are used alongside massage, which many people find deeply relaxing.
  • Indian head massage. Massage for the head, neck and shoulders, carried out seated.
  • Uplifting facial massage. Gentle massage for the face, head and neck.
  • Oncology massage. Gentle, adapted massage for people living with or beyond cancer. Please call us first so we can make sure it is right for you.

If you want firmer, more targeted work on tight muscles, sports massage may suit you better.

What people come for

  • Neck, shoulder and back tension
  • Time to switch off after a demanding spell
  • Aches from long days sitting or standing
  • Comfort during pregnancy
  • A regular treatment that helps them feel better in themselves

People often tell us they feel looser and more relaxed afterwards. Massage isn’t a treatment for a medical condition, and if something needs assessing we can arrange for you to see one of our clinicians.

Your first appointment

Tanya will ask about your health, any areas that are bothering you and what you’d like from the session. Tell her if you’re pregnant, have a medical condition or are having treatment for anything, so the massage can be adapted.

You’ll be covered with towels throughout, and you can ask for more or less pressure at any time. Arrive a few minutes early so you’re not rushed.

Your massage therapist

Massage at The Health Hub is provided by Tanya Botting. Tanya is an experienced massage therapist with clients across Sussex, many of whom she has treated for several years, and has a keen interest in the science behind massage.

Tanya Botting, Massage Therapist specialising in pregnancy and oncology massage at The Health Hub, Haywards Heath

Tanya Botting

Massage Therapist

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Tanya is an experienced massage therapist with clients across Sussex, many of whom she has treated for several years. She offers aromatherapy, pregnancy, hot stones, Indian head, facial and oncology massage, and tailors every treatment to the person in front of her.

“I enjoy treating people from all walks of life. It is rewarding when new people experience the benefits of massage for the first time.”

Prices

  • Aromatherapy massage: 60 minutes £69, 45 minutes £64
  • Pregnancy massage: 60 minutes £69, 45 minutes £64
  • Indian head massage: 60 minutes £69
  • Uplifting facial massage: 60 minutes £69
  • Hot stones massage: 60 minutes £74

You don’t need a referral, and you pay at your appointment.

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Gift vouchers are available for any massage, or for a set value.

Frequently asked questions

If you’re not sure which massage to choose, call us and we’ll help.

Which massage should I choose?

If you mainly want to relax, aromatherapy or hot stones massage suits most people. For head, neck and shoulder tension, Indian head massage is a good choice. For firmer work on specific tight muscles, consider sports massage. Tanya can also adjust the treatment on the day.

Do I need to be in pain to have a massage?

No. Many people come simply because it helps them relax and feel better.

What's the difference between massage and sports massage?

Massage here is generally slower and more relaxing. Sports massage is firmer and focuses on specific tight or sore muscles. You don’t need to play sport for either.

Is massage safe in pregnancy?

Pregnancy massage is adapted for comfort and positioning. Let us know how many weeks you are and about any complications when you book, and check with your midwife if you’re unsure.

How often should I have a massage?

That’s up to you. Some people come every few weeks, others now and then. We won’t suggest more than you want.

Based in Haywards Heath, we see patients from:

You’ll find us at Unit 3, 2-8 Sussex Road, Haywards Heath, RH16 4EA. There’s free on-street parking on Sussex Road and two pay and display car parks a short walk away, and our entrance, treatment rooms and toilets are wheelchair accessible. We’re open Monday to Friday 8am to 7pm, and Saturday 8am to 1pm.

Book an appointment

If you’d like to book, or you’re not sure which treatment to choose, book online or call us on 01444 817851.

Reviewed by Tanya Botting, massage therapist. Last reviewed November 2026.

Testimonials

Read what our patients have to say.

Amazing massage with Tanya, so very relaxing and she tackled all my knots. I would highly recommend the Health Hub and its friendly knowledgeable staff.

Avril Heron

I had my first treatment at The Health Hub recently – an Indian head massage with Tanya – and it was honestly one of the best massage therapies I’ve ever had. Tanya is so attentive and knowledgeable, and took time to understand what I was looking for. I felt completely renewed and relaxed afterwards. I will definitely be returning and would recommend Tanya and the Health Hub to anyone.

Helen Blount

I’ve had a few sessions with Tanya and can’t go anywhere else now. Perfect blend of sports and relaxation muscle therapy – 100% recommend.

James Libor

I’ve had an ongoing problem for over 15 years, and I came to see Tina. She has been absolutely fabulous. You can tell just how knowledgeable she is by the way that she works. She explains everything that she’s doing, and is immediately able to pin point the problem areas without me having to show her them. I come back to her again and again as she provides effective treatment. She uses her knowledge and training to think outside the box when needed with the treatment. With my ongoing upper back/shoulder issue, she spends time focusing on my hips and my balance, and she gives me exercises to be done at home to improve these. Furthermore, surprisingly, she also focuses on my forearms, which have a significant effect on my back problems.

After a few consultations, Tina suggested that I see Sam, for a one off consultation as he is the ‘diagnosis man’ and he can pin point the issue and provide more information for Tina to provide targeted treatment.

My consultation with Sam was most helpful. He’s professional and friendly and knows his stuff! He spoke to me like a grown up, and explained everything in detail so that I was on the same page as him, and understood the root causes of my issues and how to tackle them. I felt very relaxed in his hands. He has a very proactive approach, it’s not so much, ‘What can we do to control your symptoms?’ It’s much more ‘What can we do to fix this issue?’.

After consultation with Sam, I returned to Tina who suggested I also went to see Tanya, as a lot of my issues stem from high stress levels and having a very stressful job (especially in the last year or so!). I booked in for a massage with Tanya, and my goodness it was wonderful!! It was an hour of full body relaxation, and it was exactly what I needed. I now maintain a regular appointment with her to keep my cumulative stress levels down.

Overall, the Health Hub is a fantastic place with a very proactive way of thinking. I love the way they have a multidisciplinary approach to the care. The clinicians have absolutely no issues signposting you to one of their other colleagues at the Health Hub, if they feel their scope of practice is more appropriate to your issue. They promote a holistic approach to your care.

The receptionists are always friendly and welcoming, and make the Health Hub a lovely place to be.

Holly Lowe

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