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Swedish - This gentle, nurturing, light massage benefits the
circulation of blood throughout the body. It also assists with the
flow of lymph. This soft tissue pressure point massage promotes
relaxation and overall well-being.
Deep Tissue - As the name implies, this massage releases the
chronic patterns of tension throughout the body. Using slow strokes
and deep finger pressure, it works best on a targeted area, not your
entire body.
Prenatal Massage
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This massage is for the expectant mother. Routine massage during
pregnancy can shorten and ease the stress of labor.
Chair Massage (charged per minute) - This massage allows the
client to remain clothed while seated in a face down position to
receive massage.
Physical Benefits of Massage
- Helps relieve stress and aids relaxation.
- Promotes deeper and easier breathing.
- Treats musculosketal problems.
- Reduces muscle spasms.
Mental Benefits of Massage
- Fosters Peace of Mind
- Promotes a relaxed state of mental alertness.
- Creates body awareness, and mind and body connection.
Body Service
- Salt Glow: The entire body is
exfoliated with Dead Sea Salts followed by the application of a
hydrating lotion.
- Mud Wrap: Warm and smooth body
mud is applied to the skin after which you are loosely wrapped to
allow the treatment to be absorbed.
Commonly Asked Questions:
What should I wear to my massage?
You will be asked to undress to your comfort level. During massage,
you are covered with a sheet and a blanket and only the area being
worked on will be exposed.
What is the therapist is working too deep/light and I want a
change in pressure?
The massage session is yours to design. Let the therapist know
if you prefer a lot of pressure or a little. This can change during
the session, so communication with your therapist is important.
What is Hot Stone massage?
Hot Stone massage is a gentle, comforting massage performed with
heated smooth river stones. A perfect service for those cold winter
months.
Do I have to leave a tip?
While gratuity is appreciated, it is not required. |
