Violetta Tverdovskaya
Massage Therapist
Sports & Holistic Massage | Connective Tissue Massage | Myofascial Techniques | Corrective Manual Therapy I Reflexology
Massage has been Violetta’s passion since she was just 15 years old. As a young dancer, she’d ease her teammates’ tension after practices and performances, earning a reputation for her “healing” touch long before it was ever a career. That early love of helping others feel better never left her, and it’s what eventually led her to pursue massage therapy professionally.
Violetta arrived in Ireland over 20 years ago, having first completed a BA in Languages, before following her true passion into childcare and massage. She trained at one of Ireland’s most notable massage schools, qualifying in both Sports and Holistic massage, and has recently completed her Level 5 ITEC in Sports Massage, continuing to build her knowledge so she can support clients through pain and recovery.
Sport has shaped Violetta’s life throughout – dancing, boxing, and more – giving her a genuinely sharp eye for assessing movement and posture, and for spotting the restrictions that so often sit underneath ongoing discomfort. Her treatment sessions go well beyond traditional sports massage, drawing on connective tissue massage, myofascial techniques, reflexology and active and passive release work, alongside specialist corrective manual therapy for the pelvis and lower extremity, the spine and shoulder conditions, and trapped nerves, plus therapeutic tools like cupping, scraping, and kinesiology taping. It’s a genuinely comprehensive toolkit, built to get to the root of a problem, not just ease the symptom.
Violetta loves treating anything that causes pain Her goal with every client is simple: to help them feel lighter, looser, and more at ease in their bodies. Outside the clinic, she’s a big fan of boxing and a good book, the perfect balance of power and peace. Friends describe her as funny, driven, and full of energy, with a mix of humour and determination that shines through in everything she does. Looking ahead, she’s hoping to train in nutrition and dry needling, broadening her skillset even further to support clients’ wellness.