Project Description
Massage
Massage
Aromatherapy Massage
Customized Massage (60 min/$80…90min/$110)
Enjoy a one of a kind experience, while unique movements and techniques carry you into a state of pure relaxation. The creative flow in this massage allows for a variety of techniques to be used so that your body receives a perfect blend of all that it needs.
Deep Tissue Massage (60 min/$95…90min/$120)
Releases deeply held patterns of muscle tension using slow, direct pressure. It is corrective and therapeutic. May cause soreness during and/or after treatment, but usually subsides within a day or two.
Hot Stone Massage (60 min/$95…90 min/$120)
Expand your relaxation with heat therapy. Smooth basalt stones are heated and incorporated into your massage. The perfect treatment to loosen tight muscles, relieve stress and ease tension.
CBD Massage (60 min/$85…75 min/$100…90 min/$115)
Helps calm inflammation, soothe anxiety, reduce chronic pain, and melt tension.
No THC properties. Will not show up in a drug test.
Hit the Spot Massage (60 min/$80…90min/$110)
Addresses three areas where most need a little TLC: the neck, hands, and feet. These areas are thoroughly massaged while heated towels add extra soothing.
Express Massage
Neck and Back Massage (30 min/$50)
Neck and Back Deep Tissue Massage (30min/$58)
Structural Integration (Specialized Deep Tissue)
1 session – $125
1-3 sessions – $325 ($50 savings!)
1-7 sessions – $720 ($120 savings!)
1-10 sessions RECOMMENDED – $1,050 ($200 savings!)
Structural Integration (SI) is a process-based approach to somatic education, typically involving manual therapy, that explores the possibility of change in how you use and experience your body. Through education, awareness, and therapeutic touch, you can release painful, stressful patterns of tension. Effortful habits are replaced with feelings of comfort, ease of movement and posture, and a sense of whole-body coherence.
SI systematically addresses your body as a whole, usually over a series of sessions. Skillful touch brings relief from pain and discomfort, and awareness of how you’re holding and using your body. As your practitioner helps you inquire into how you relate with your body and environment, you may come to recognize patterns of tension that no longer serve you, and discover new options for movement, posture, self-care, and your overall physical experience. Rather than treating symptoms, SI practitioners work to help your body integrate internally between systems, and externally toward your life’s challenges.