LICENSED MASSAGE THERAPY
 
Seated Massage    
A sequence of Swedish and Russian strokes to relax the entire body without oils, while seated in a massage chair. Excellent for those with limited time. Relaxes muscles completely and prepares you to face the world refreshed.     
(30 Min.) $35.00    
     
Swedish Massage    
Whenever you receive a full body massage, usually Swedish massage is what is practiced. A series of strokes, effleurage, petrissage, friction, tapotement and vibration are used. This brings total relaxation of mind and body. All muscles relax; soreness, stiffening, tightness and stress disappear.    
(1 Hr.) $65.00    
   
Sports Massage    
This massage is especially designed to treat athletes or very active individuals. Usually pre or post sporting event, or vigorous activity. Particularly helpful in preventing injury.  
(1 Hr.) $65.00  
   
Deep Tissue Massage  
Neuromuscular Technique is a form of Deep Tissue Massage that relieve pain, reduces muscle spasms, and increases circulation to the inner part of muscles. The Massage Therapist will employ various techniques using elbows, thumbs, knuckles, and fingers.  
(1 Hr.) $65.00  
   
Pre and Post Natal Massage  
We do everything in our power to ensure that the expectant mother is safe, comfortable, and completely relaxed to enjoy a much-needed massage designed specifically for her. New mothers are equally special and need the same TLC as expectant mothers, sometimes more so. It’s the perfect opportunity for the new Mom to close her eyes and let someone else do the nurturing.  
(1 Hr.) $65.00    
     
Hot Stone Massage   Massage Therapy for Fibromyalgia
Smooth, silky, hot stones are worked over tense muscles to provide a luxurious sense of health and relaxation. Stone massage is a rhythmic dance with stones, focusing heavily on muscle sculpting, pressing and ironing.   A custom massage and program of treatment would be advised for clients with Fibromyalgia. The full course of treatment would involve 10 massages spread out over a 5-week period. A program of light exercise 2 to 3 times a week should commence after the first 10 massages. During this time, another 5 massages would be performed. There would be a 2 to 3 week break in massage therapy, however exercise should be continued. Massage therapy would continue for another 15 sessions. At this time exercise should be increased to 4 times a week. Regular massage combined with exercise and stretches that do not produce pain is advised for maintenance. The multiple symptoms of Fibromyalgia should be significantly reduced at the conclusion of this regimen.
(1 Hr.) $75.00  
   
Reflexology Massage  
Massage is applied to pressure points on the hands and feet of the body. Promotes relaxation, relieves stress, and re-energizes the entire body.  
(1 Hr.) $65.00  

Monday – Friday – 9:00am – 9:00pm
Saturday – 9:00am – 7:00pm
Sunday – 10:00am – 6:00pm
Sunday – July 1 to Sept 1 – 10:00am – 4:00pm

603-224-2875
603-228-1369
800-880-2875