Body Therapy Treatments
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Body Therapy aids in relaxation of the body and mind. Multiple techniques are combined to ensure individual needs are met.
30 Minutes $65 60 Minutes $115 90 Minutes $155 |
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Manual Lymphatic Drainage: Gentle touch motivates your lymphatic system to remove blockages and toxins from your immune system. Stimulating lymph nodes through massage also gives a health boost to the lymphatic system.
Aromatherapy: The therapeutic use of aromatic essences and essential oils extracted from plants.
Accupressure: An Asian therapy that involves pressing points along the face and body's meridians with fingers, thumbs, or palms of the hands to stimulate body ki (also qi or chi) and bring balance and health.
Reflexology with Hot Stone: A system of pressing point on feet, hands, or ears that corresponds to systems and organs throughout the body.
Champissage: Ayurvedic head massage that includes massage of of the shoulders, upper arms & neck, face & ears.
LaStone (Hot) Therapy: A multifaceted technique using hot and cold stones and designed to benefit the client and therapist at once. It aims to relieve stiff and sore muscles, as well as alleviate chronic and acute problems.
Aromatherapy: The therapeutic use of aromatic essences and essential oils extracted from plants.
Accupressure: An Asian therapy that involves pressing points along the face and body's meridians with fingers, thumbs, or palms of the hands to stimulate body ki (also qi or chi) and bring balance and health.
Reflexology with Hot Stone: A system of pressing point on feet, hands, or ears that corresponds to systems and organs throughout the body.
Champissage: Ayurvedic head massage that includes massage of of the shoulders, upper arms & neck, face & ears.
LaStone (Hot) Therapy: A multifaceted technique using hot and cold stones and designed to benefit the client and therapist at once. It aims to relieve stiff and sore muscles, as well as alleviate chronic and acute problems.
One of a kind experience!! Very friendly and personable with a fun environment.” Heather Coyne