Deep Tissue Massage
Deep Tissue Massage

Deep Tissue massages use similar strokes to the Swedish massage but pressures are longer, firmer and focus on areas of pain and tension. The therapist manipulates muscles that are below the surface of the top muscles and the connective tissues. “Against grain” strokes are used to break fiber adhesion, oxygenize the muscles and get rid of toxins.

Hot Stone Massage
Hot Stone Massage

Hot stone massage promotes relaxation and opens the energy pathways. The warmth helps release tight muscles and enhances the soothing effect of the pressure. It also expands blood vessels and therefore improves blood circulation throughout the body.

Oil Massage
Oil Massage

Oil massage works by stimulating the skin, muscles, and underlying tissues. The application of warm oil improves blood circulation, relaxes the muscles, and nourishes the skin. The medicinal properties of the oils used can penetrate deep into the tissues, providing a wide range of benefits.

Shiatsu
Shiatsu

Shiatsu is a Japanese-style massage using pressure to specific points on the body. Shiatsu has roots in Chinese medicine, people from around the world use this technique for pain relief and relaxation.

Couple Massage
Couple Massage

A couples massage is a wonderfully relaxing, personal experience. During the session, two people receive massages at the same time and in the same room from two different therapists. The therapy provides many of the same benefits as other types of massage but with some added bonuses.

Foot Massage
Foot Massage

Foot reflexology is based on the principle that there are reflex points on the feet that correspond to every organ, gland and part of the body. For example, the toes represent the head and the ball of the foot represents the chest and lung region. Foot Reflexology massage can be a deeply relaxing and therapeutic modality for those suffering from plantar fasciitis, ankle injuries or even everyday work and play.