Swedish massage is the most common type of massage. If you are new to massage it is a great place to start. Learn More >

Neuromuscular Therapy is a specialized form of Deep-tissue massage that addresses underlying muscle groups, fascia, and trigger points. Learn More >

Deep-tissue massage sounds like what it is, deep pressure massage. During a session your therapist will use firm pressure that concentrates on underlying muscle groups Learn More >

Fascial Release is a form of therapy that focuses on relieving tissues that restrict movement and cause imbalance in the body. Learn More >

Hot Stone massage incorporates the benefits of heat and massage therapy. During a session your therapist will place stones on specific areas of the body Learn More >

CranioSacral Therapy is a gentle form of bodywork that addresses the head, spinal column, and sacrum. During a session your therapist will use gentle pressure Learn More >

Reflexology is a Chinese style of bodywork used to relieve tension and promote wellness. During a session your therapist will apply focused pressure to reflex points, primarily on your feet Learn More >

Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction that also promotes healing. During a session your therapist will use light touch or slightly elevated hands to restore the body’s natural energy. Learn More >

Massage is a great way to express appreciation to employees and a great way to attract a crowd. We offer On-site Chair Massage for Health Fairs, Grand Openings, and Corporate Wellness. Learn More >

Knowledge is the gift that keeps on giving and we love to share our knowledge. Classes include: Massage for Couples, Yoga in the Work Place, and Private Yoga Instruction. We also offer a variety of nutrition classes. Learn More >

While massage & bodywork can be effective at reducing pain and discomfort sometimes the root of our discomfort is the result of poor nutrition or disease states. Learn More >

Massage cupping, inspired by an ancient technique used in Traditional Chinese Medicine, uses negative pressure on the skin’s service to facilitate healing and relaxation. Learn More >

Visceral Manipulation (VM) focuses on the internal organs and their surrounding connective tissue and support structures to enhance mobility of the musculoskeletal system, enhance organ function, metabolism, and dissipate the effects of stress. Learn More >