Therapeutic massage may include aromatherapy, cupping or other techniques, according to your particular needs. 60 minutes is a good length for: full body massage for tension relief with focus on one mild problem area or partial body massage with focus on one moderate problem area.

Therapeutic massage may include aromatherapy, cupping or other techniques, according to your particular needs. 75 minutes is a good length for: full body massage for deep tension relief with focus on one or two mild problem area or full body massage with focus on one moderate problem area. This is a customer favorite!

Therapeutic massage may include aromatherapy, cupping or other techniques, according to your particular needs. 90 minutes is a good length for: full body massage for deep tension relief with focus on multiple mild to moderate problem areas.

Cupping therapy uses vacuum pressure, or negative pressure, to soften tight muscles and tone attachments, loosen adhesions and lift connective tissue, bring hydration and blood flow to body tissues, move deep inflammation to the skin surface for release, and drain excess fluids and toxins by opening lymphatic pathways. Treatment can cover one to two areas of the body, depending on your needs.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a superficial, light-touch technique to increase the flow of lymph through the body by stretching the skin to open lymphatic vessels. MLD may relieve symptoms of a variety of ailments, including migraine and chronic headaches, sinus congestion, tinnitus, constipation, acne, rosacea, eczema, rheumatoid and osteo arthritis, tendonitis, repetitive strain injury, whiplash and other trauma.

This appointment begins with approximately 45 minutes of lymphatic drainage, and finishes with therapeutic massage.

When the body experiences trauma, it often finds compensation patterns to keep it functioning. The body doesn't always reset these patterns even after the trauma ends and the body heals, and this can lead to muscular dysfunction and pain. Neuro-muscular reprogramming looks for compensation patterns, and re-trains the brain to resume normal muscular activity.

Please note, this therapy is not for new clients at this time. If you are interested in this treatment, please contact us directly to discuss.