This Massage is a form of soft tissue manipulation using various techniques including Swedish massage, myofascial and neuromuscular therapy, to relieve stress and reduce muscle pain and tension.

Specializing in Neck, Shoulder, Low Back, Knee, Ankle, and other common injuries.

Orthopedic massage focuses on the tissues and muscles surrounding the joints of the body. While it aims to alleviate the source of bodily pain, injury (muscle, tendon, or ligament sprains and strains), and tension, orthopedic massage also works to restore balance to these physical structures. lower back and neck pain, among other things .

Deep tissue massage focuses on realigning deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue. It is especially helpful for chronic aches and pains, adhesions in the musculature, and contracted areas such as stiff neck and upper back, low back pain, leg muscle tightness, shoulders, and hips.

A technique used to move congested fluid in the body that has built up through a sedentary lifestyle or removal of lymph nodes during surgery.

While the effects are overall detoxifying for the body, as a whole, it is also used after cancer treatments or other surgeries in which swelling and edema are present. Specific essential oils can be added to further enhance the treatment. While a single treatment to a specific area of the body may be helpful, it is generally recommended to be done in several treatments over a period of weeks or as your doctor recommends.

This specialty facial is a soothing treatment to relieve sinus pressure, reduce puffiness around the eyes, increase circulation, and manage breakouts by reducing clogged lymphatics of the facial sinuses.

It includes hot towels, a double cleaning, scrub, mask, toner, and moisturizer using natural, organic products.

Powerful, non-invasive therapy for assisting the body in correcting defects in the spine by utilizing certain key essential oils chosen for their medical and anti-inflammatory benefits. These include helping to relieve pain from many types of spinal misalignments such as scoliosis, sciatica, and chronic back pain.

Essential oils should be administered by a certified Essential Oil Therapist since specific oils may be contraindicated for specific people. Your therapist will conduct a brief medical intake and discuss your specific concerns and health goals with you.

The treatment entails the application of 7-10 pure-quality organic essential oils chosen for your specific needs, which will be applied to the reflex points of your feet, and then along the back. Your feet and back will be wrapped in hot towels to allow the oils to penetrate into the skin. A foot and back massage.will follow to further assist in your healing process.

Uses certain wavelengths of light that are delivered to sites of the body that have injuries.

Your therapist will use infrared-heated, ceramic stones applied to the body to penetrate below the skin layers, providing a much greater depth that is able to effectively provide pain relief. This non-invasive therapy stimulates the regeneration and repair of injured tissues, reducing pain and inflammation.

Conditions that can be treated by infrared therapy include joint pain, neck and back pain, general muscle pain, spine injuries, nerve pain, and sports injuries.

Thai massage, also known as Thai bodywork, is a form of therapeutic touch that differs in many ways from traditional massage. Instead of a massage table, you lie on a mat on the floor while the provider uses gentle, flowing movements and pressure applied to specific points on the body, similar to acupressure. The practitioner may use their hands, fingers, elbows, or other parts of their body to apply pressure and manipulate the body’s soft tissues.

Thai massage is part of traditional Thai medicine and works with the body's Sen energetic pathways.

In addition to physical benefits, such as reducing muscle tension and promoting relaxation, Thai massage is also believed to have therapeutic benefits for the mind and spirit.