Our Therapists are nationally certified
in pregnancy massage.
This includes preconception and postpartum massage
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| Preconception Massage |
This massage opens, cleanses and balances in preparation for conceiving.
Massage meridian points, pelvic rocking, jaw release, and reflexology, all
to support conception.
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| Pregnancy Massage |
This massage is gentle and nurturing, focusing on all of the needs of the mother.
Massage can relieve the discomforts associated with pregnancy.
Helps to relieve nausea, increase circulation, increase flow of nutrients to
placenta, gives relief to joint discomfort; fetus receives gentle massage and relaxation
benefits.
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| Postpartum Massage |
This massage helps bring the body into its pregnancy alignment. It flushes lactic
acid out of the tissues relieving sore muscles. It supports and enhances the
realigning process, with focus on the ribs and pelvis. Releases shoulder, neck,
and arm tension. Relieves tension from the birth process. Also helps to regain
energy to reduce fatigue.
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Massage Therapy
Our massage therapists are dedicated
to improving your health and well-being. We pride ourselves
with offering the highest level of professional therapeutic
massage. Massage therapy has multiple benefits including personal
relaxation as well as improved blood circulation, better digestion
and intestinal function, increased mobility in joints, relief
from chronic pain and reduced swelling and inflammation. Sessions
are scheduled at hourly rates of $60.00 and thirty-minute intervals
thereafter at $30.00. Our certified therapist will be glad to
recommend a specific treatment that will meet your needs.
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| Swedish Massage |
Slow rhythmic and hypnotic strokes incorporate these techniques and combine them with gentle rocking and stretching movements. Tapping and kneading strokes work the entire body, relieving muscle tension and loosening sore joints.
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| Deep Tissue |
Through the study of reflexology, it is revealed that certain areas on your feet and hands are directly related to other body parts, including muscles, bones, organs and more. Pent up stress and tension is released by applying pressure on specific areas of your feet or hands. This is surprisingly relaxing and therapeutic type of massage.
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| Reiki (60 min) |
Reiki can be dated back to the early Tibetan practices of healing. Hands on touch and visualization are directed as a healing technique by using the body's energy sources called chakras. This particular approach was introduced in the United States in the mid 1990's. The therapist uses passive touch to channel energy within the body.
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| Myofascial Release |
Fascia is an interconnected sheet of tissue that surrounds bones, muscles, nerves, and all other internal organs and tissues. Tension in one area can theoretically cause pain in a distant location. During the session, gentle, prolonged pressure is maintained to soften the facial tissue. This release can restore range of motion and treat chronic pain.
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| Warm Stone Massage |
Therapeutic stone massage harmonizes various massage techniques with warm stones for a deeper relaxation. This massage creates harmony and positive energy flow to promote a sense of balance, energy and peace. The stones provide a deeper relaxation from the continuous heat therapy and increased relief to stressed muscles.
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| Sportsmen's Massage |
This massage is ideal for the athlete to prepare or treat the muscles after exertion. A special stroke is used pulling the hands across the grain of the muscle without putting pressure on the skin, called cross-fiber frictioning, one of the most popular techniques of the sports massage.
The hands are pulled across the grain of the muscle without putting pressure on the skin in a technique called cross-fiber frictioning. This has become the most popular typed of sports massage available.
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