Massage Modalities
Swedish Massage: A series of strokes (Effleurage, Petrissage, Tapotement, Vibration, Friction) that improve venous blood flow. Swedish Massage relaxes muscles, increases circulation, and removes metabolic waste. The person is left with a feeling of connective ness and aware of their body and the way they use it.
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Deep Tissue: This modality is used to break up adhesions
and congestion in tissue fibers; and helps to eliminate pain and discomfort.
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Relaxation: Light, gentle, and even strokes are applied to induce the sense of peace, serenity, and well-being to an individual.
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Cranio Sacral: Addresses
tension in the cerebrospinal fluid within the head and spinal column,
as well as the head and face. This somatic/energy work can be deeply
relaxing and can relieve headaches, spinal nerve problems, TMJ, and
stress in the nervous system. Through the release of emotional
tension, other body functions can benefit as well.
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Foot Reflexology
In
general terms the
benefits of reflexology have to do with the reduction of stress. Our
feet are the map of what's going on in our bodies.
Because the feet and hands help set the tension level for the rest of
the body they are an easy way to interrupt the stress signal and
reset homeostasis, the body's equilibrium. The above chart is just a
small sample of how are feet interpret our bodies functions and
soreness.
30 minute session $45
15 minute session $20
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| Massage Sessions 30 min. Session $45
60 min. Session $75 75 min. Session $95
90 min. Session $115
Chair Massage
15 min Session $20
Additional time $1 per min.
Chair Massage: Fifteen to thirty
minute sessions that focus on neck, shoulders, back, arms, and hands.
Thirty minute sessions allow time for specific therapeutic work and
beneficial stretches that help to maintain a healthy body stature.
Hot Stone Massage $140
Herbal Body Wrap $50
With 30 min. massage $80
Foot & Hand Treatments $50 This is a paraffin treatment that includes a deeply, energizing head, neck, and shoulder massage.
Foot Reflexology $45 The feet are the pathways to our bodies. Extremely rejuvenating and revitalizing.
Facials $75 Includes your choice of hand or foot massage and a deeply healing shoulder and neck massage to ease tension and stress.
MASSAGE FOR TWO $230 plus tax & gratuity This is a great way to introduce someone who has never received a massage before in a way that makes them more comfortable.
Out Calls $150 Relax, We Come To You!
Enjoy a relaxing massage in the comfort of your own hotel room or in the comforts of your home. You will find yourself relaxed and stress free with our staff of over 30 years experience.
Add Aromatherapy for only $5.00
(Please look on Navigation Bar to see all the
benefits that Aromatherapy offers.)
Therapeutic: Specific
attention is given to problem areas. Aids in the healing of
discomforts such as: carpal tunnel syndrome, sciatica, scar tissue, and
neck tension to name a few. Stretches are given to enhance range of
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Hot Stones: This treatment aids in the balancing
and harmony of the recipient and is a unique experience to each
individual. Hot oil is applied to the body to allow Basalt River
Stones to glide easily over the body. Stones are heated to a
comfortable temperature and then rhythmically guided on the back, legs,
and arms. The warm stones are also placed on the body and Chakra Points to ease muscle tension and aid in venous blood flow.  ©
NCBTMB CERTIFIED
What is the most important reason for insisting on an NCBTMB
certified professional? You are, whether you're visiting a massage therapist or
body worker for relaxation, rehabilitation, or rejuvenation, you deserve to be
treated by a practitioner who is both skilled and knowledgeable. That's what the NCBTMB credential stands for -
a commitment to excellence.
To become nationally certified, practitioners must demonstrate mastery of core
skills and knowledge, pass an NCBTMB standardized exam, uphold the
organization's Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics, and take part in
continued education.
Today, there are over 87,000 nationally certified practitioners throughout the
country. You can find them in physician offices, private practices, spas, rehab
facilities, health clubs, and hospitals.
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