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Treatments

Therapeutic Table Massage  This service is what the majority of massage customers are anticipating when they book a massage. This service is performed with lotion or oil, using a combination of Swedish, Deep Pressure, stretching and Thai as necessary to attain your desired outcome (i.e. pain relief,  relaxation, range of motion improvement).   This massage has numerous benefits for those seeking pain relief and increased flexibility.  This can be combined with other services,  augmented with the use of Hot Stones or Essential Oils, and modified for Prenatal Massage.

AromaTouch Technique  This doTerra essential oil technique was created to address four systemic constants: stress, toxic insult, inflammatory response and autonomic imbalance. Recognizing that these are the common factors at the foundation of illness in the body, this technique was developed to manage these systemic constants and return the body to a state of balance.Each oil used in the AromaTouch Technique has been selected specifically for its individual therapeutic benefit and aroma. The technique addresses common negative factors that influence health and helps the body return to a state of homeostasis via a four-step process centered on Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade (CPTG) oils and simple had techniques. AromaTouch will enhance essential oil activity and stimulate known body meridian and energy zones while balancing body systems and function*

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease

Active Isolated Stretching   AIS is a manual technique that combines a series of short, controlled stretches with intervals of relaxation, which overrides your muscles tendency to contract when stretched tight. When the muscle is at its full range, a gentle stretch is held for no longer than 2 seconds, released and controlled back to the starting position. This ensures a continuous supply of blood, oxygen, lymphatic fluids, and nutrition, while stimulating waste removal and enforcing the neural process. Optimal flexibility requires less energy expenditure in movement, allowing for increased stamina and performance,  enhancement of speed, agility and strength. Flexibility promotes improved blood circulation and oxygenation, nourishing cells, tissues and organs, restoring health and wellness.

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Cranial/Structural Core Distortion Release  Focuses on relieving the distortion of the SBS joint at the base of the cranium, allowing it to come back into proper alignment with the spine. This causes structural compensations begin to release throughout the body, relieving stress on the joints, spine, and discs, and allowing proper rotation of the hips , resulting in reduced back and hip pain, greater flexibility and range of motion.

Cranial/Structural Frontal/Occipital Decompression  This technique involves manipulation of the soft tissue restrictions of the cranium to restore full range of motion and balance, while stimulating both the lymphatic and glymphatic systems.  This combination of soft tissue myofascial therapies has shown to shorten recovery time, and reduce symptoms in  clients who have had mild traumatic brain injury, and has shown to promote improvements in clients with memory issues.

Cupping Therapy  The suction from the cups lifts the superficial tissue to allow blood flow in to the area, promoting healing of the tissue, separating the fascia, and stimulating the blood and lymph circulatory systems simultaneously to work more efficiently. The suction and negative pressure provided by cupping can loosen muscles, encourage blood flow, and sedate the nervous system (which makes it an excellent treatment for high blood pressure). Cupping is used to relieve back and neck pains, stiff muscles, anxiety, fatigue, migraines, and rheumatism.  Common side effects are lightheadedness, or dizziness and redness or irritation at the treatment sites. Sweating and mild nausea have occasionally been reported.

Traditional Thai Bodywork   Sometimes called “Yoga Massage”, Thai massage was originally practiced in Buddhist monasteries as part of traditional medicine.  It is done on a padded floor mat, with the client wearing comfortable, stretchy clothes, and combines passive stretching and movement of joints with several touch techniques and work along energy meridians. Using slow, rhythmic movements, the therapist applies compressions with thumbs, palms, elbows, knees and feet to harmonize vital energies.

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Infrared Sauna:

FAR infrared waves remove body toxins, increase blood circulation, ease pain from sore muscles or aching joints, burn calories and improve skin tone among other benefits. Chromotherapy is the science of using colors to adjust body vibrations to frequencies that result in health and harmony. Each color possesses frequencies of a specific vibration, and each vibration is related to different physical symptoms.

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ADDITIONAL SERVICES

  • Paraffin Dip

  • Light Therapy Treatment

  • Salt Glow

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