Massage Services

Every session is tailored to you.

Choose from the massage styles below, or let’s create a customized blend to match exactly what your body needs.

60 MIN - $130
90 MIN - $180

  • Therapeutic, calming, and expertly tailored to meet your unique needs with every session. This massage serves as an ideal remedy for the demands of a fast-paced, busy lifestyle.

    Focused specifically on delivering targeted therapeutic benefits, it combines deliberate, skillful techniques with calm and soothing movements. Designed to enhance and promote a deep sense of relaxation and overall well-being.

    It remains one of the most sought after massages for those seeking both relief and restorative calm.

  • Myofascial Cupping is a highly effective therapy that uses negative pressure instead of direct tissue compression to release tender or tight soft tissues.

    The suction created by the cups helps to soothe the nervous system while lifting and loosening connective tissue. This action breaks up fascial adhesions and improves blood and lymphatic flow to the skin and muscles.

    By complementing traditional massage techniques, cupping allows the fascia to stretch in multiple directions, enhancing treatment outcomes. This therapy aids in reducing pain, increasing range of motion, lowering inflammation, and boosting circulation.

    When used alongside other therapies, myofascial cupping supports muscle recovery, strengthens the immune response, promotes relaxation, and contributes to overall wellbeing.

  • Myofascial connective tissue extends throughout the entire body, enveloping muscles, organs, and bones.

    When this fascia and the surrounding connective tissue become tight, it can negatively affect posture and limit range of motion, often leading to pain.

    Treatment involves slow, deliberate strokes and sustained pressure to alleviate discomfort and improve mobility.

    This technique is typically performed with little or no lotion and is often combined with other therapeutic modalities for enhanced effectiveness.

  • In clinical sessions, the focus is primarily on addressing one or two specific concerns or areas of overuse that require targeted attention.

    Various techniques such as deep tissue massage, myofascial release, joint mobility exercises, trigger point therapy, compression, cupping, and stretching may be employed as needed to effectively facilitate and support the healing process.

    An important component of clinical care is the self-care "homework" assigned after each session, which plays a crucial role in maintaining progress and promoting recovery.

    These methods are also commonly used for pre-event preparation and post-event muscle maintenance to help optimize performance and reduce the risk of injury.

  • The lymphatic system, a key part of your immune system, circulates fluid throughout your body, collecting cellular debris, bacteria, and viruses.

    Lymph nodes act as filters, removing this waste and helping to eliminate it from your body. Events like surgery or injury can lead to fluid buildup in your tissues.

    Lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle massage technique that uses slow, rhythmic movements. It helps reduce swelling and enhances circulation within both the body and lymphatic system.

    By promoting the movement of lymph fluid away from swollen areas, this massage supports the body's natural detoxification processes and often induces a deep state of relaxation.

  • Prenatal and postpartum massage helps ease common pregnancy discomforts like backaches, neck pain, leg cramps, sore feet, headaches, and swelling caused by physical and hormonal changes.

    It relaxes muscles, reduces inflammation, and improves blood and lymph circulation, which decreases swelling and supports nutrient delivery for mother and baby.

    Massage also enhances sleep quality, boosts energy, and lowers stress and anxiety, promoting emotional well-being.

    For safety reasons, clients should be at least 13 weeks pregnant before booking a massage session. Ask your doctor if you have any questions or concerns about a massage during your pregnancy.

  • In the Japenese language, “Ashi” translates to foot and “Atsu” into pressure. Ashiatsu is a barefoot massage technique in which the therapist delivers deep, broad, consistent pressure while utilizing their feet and body weight.

    The therapist does not “walk” on you. Instead they’ll place one foot on the table, and use the other leg and foot to compress and glide over the tissue.

    Parallel bars are used above the massage table for balance, support, and client and therapist safety.

    If you are in need of deep tissue work, but don’t enjoy the discomfort that comes with pointy elbows and thumbs, then Ashiatsu might be the treatment you’re looking for.

    Ashiatsu massage doesn’t always have to be a deep tissue treatment! For those who are looking for a relaxing experience to relieve tension, we also offer Swedish-style Ashiatsu sessions.

    No matter which style you choose, the level of pressure is always dependent on the client’s needs and feedback. The depth of pressure is carefully regulated by the practitioner’s use of the overhead bars.