Massage therapy is a time-tested method for relieving tension, reducing stress, and promoting overall wellness. By manipulating the soft tissues of the body, massage enhances circulation, relaxes muscles, and helps the body recover from physical and emotional stress. Whether you’re seeking pain relief, relaxation, or enhanced well-being, massage therapy is a versatile solution for people of all ages and activity levels.

• Relief from Stress and Tension: Massage therapy calms the nervous system, helping to reduce stress, anxiety, and the physical symptoms of tension.

• Pain Management: It can effectively alleviate chronic pain, muscle soreness, and stiffness, making it ideal for conditions like back pain, headaches, or sports injuries.

• Improved Circulation and Recovery: By enhancing blood flow, massage helps oxygenate tissues, remove toxins, and speed up recovery from injuries or workouts.

• Increased Flexibility and Mobility: Regular massage can help improve range of motion, reduce stiffness, and support better physical performance.

• A Customized Experience: With a variety of techniques available—such as deep tissue, Swedish, and lymphatic massage—your therapist can tailor the session to your specific needs and preferences.

Massage therapy sessions are designed to be calming, restorative, and tailored to your needs. Here’s what you can expect:

1. Consultation: Your therapist will begin by discussing your needs, preferences, and any health concerns to ensure a safe and effective treatment plan.

2. The Session: You’ll relax in a private, soothing environment. Depending on the type of massage, your therapist will use various techniques to address muscle tension, promote relaxation, or target specific areas of concern.

3. Comfort and Privacy: You’ll be draped appropriately at all times to ensure your comfort and privacy. The room is typically equipped with calming music and aromatherapy to enhance relaxation.

4. Aftercare: After your session, you may feel relaxed, energized, or even slightly sore, depending on the type of massage. Your therapist may recommend stretches, hydration, or follow-up sessions to maintain the benefits.

Massage therapy is not just a luxury—it’s an essential tool for physical and mental well-being. Experience the power of touch and discover how massage can help you feel your best.

• Lymphatic Massage

  • Lymphatic drainage is a technique designed to stimulate the flow of lymph. This technique helps push fluids through your lymphatic system which reduces inflammation, removes toxins and waste as well as reduces swelling. The light touch may feel odd to individuals who are used to deeper therapy, however, the light tough is necessary to move fluids gently through the lymph vessels.

• Somatic Bodywork

  • Somatic bodywork is a therapy designed to release tension and improve body awareness. This technique focuses on the connection between the mind and body, helping to release stress, improve mobility, and address emotions stored in the muscles and tissues. The movements and touch may feel unfamiliar to those used to traditional massage, but the intentional, mindful approach is key to restoring balance and promoting relaxation.

• Reiki Massage

  • This treatment is a combination of massage and Reiki. This is a great opportunity for anyone who is looking for both body work and energy healing. We can also incorporate the use of color therapy, sound therapy, and aromatherapy to make this a complete treatment.

• Reflexology

  • Reflexology is a type of massage used to relieve tension, induce a deep state of relaxation, stimulate the nervous system, boost energy and so much more. There are reflex points on the feet, hands, and head linked to every party of the body and when these areas are massaged it will help to relieve pain and reduce stress through the simple power of touch.

• Relaxation

  • A relaxation massage is your basic Swedish massage where the main goal is to relax the entire body. This is accomplished by rubbing the muscles with long gliding strokes in the direction of blood returning to the heart.

• Cupping

  • Cupping therapy is the practice that involves briefly attaching rounded cups to certain parts of the body using a vacuum effect. The suction may facilitate healing while increasing blood flow and decreasing pain and inflammation.

• Hot Stone

  • A Swedish relaxation massage with Basalt River stones that are kept between 115-125 degrees. These stones will maintain their heat and will not burn on contact. The warmth from the stone helps relax muscles and allows the therapist to work the deeper muscles. Hot stones can benefit individuals with anxiety, back pain and depression.

• Oncology

  • Client specific customized massage session designed to meet the unique and changing needs of patients with cancer or who have a history of cancer. A safe massage plan is created around treatment.

30-Min Massage: $50

50-Min Massage: $90

80-Min Massage: $120

4 Pack 50-Min Massages: $300

4 Pack 80-Min Massages: $400

Lymphatic Massage

30-Min Lymphatic Massage: $60

50-Min Lymphatic Massage: $120*

*Includes Cupping & Dry Brush

4 Pack 30-Min Lymphatic: $200

4 Pack 50 -min Lymphatic $440

(Add On For Lymphatic Massage)

Post-Surgical Scar Light Therapy

1 Session: $15

3 Sessions: $40

Reiki Massage

30-Min Reiki Massage: $60

50-Min Reiki Massage: $100*

*Includes Tuning Forks, Crystals & Aromatherapy

Reflexology Massage

30-Min Reflexology Massage: $60

50-Min Reflexology Massage: $100*

*Includes Hot Towels & Aromatherapy

Balance Specials

30-Min Lymphatic with Ionic Foot Bath: $100

30-Min Reflexology with Ionic Foot Bath: $100

Add Ons:

+ Essential oil massage: $5

+ Hand hot towel sugar scrub treatment (adds 10 minutes): $15

+ Foot hot towel sugar scrub treatment (adds 10 minutes): $15

+ Paraffin wax treatment: $10

+ CBD treatment: $30

+ Cold laser therapy: $15

+ Face Cupping: $10