MASSAGE SERVICES

Acupunture: Acupunture may be used to treat or prevent specific symptoms or conditions, such as pain, anxiety, arthritis, eczema, sports injuries hayfever, asthma, migraine, high blood pressure, menstral disorders, intestinal problems or pregnancy management and delivery. During acupuncture treatment, needles are either inserted for a second or two or left in place for up to 20 to 30 minutes, depending on the effect required. During this time there may be a heavy sensation in the limbs and a pleasant feeling of relaxation.

Cranial-Sacral Therapy : Craniosacral Therapy has its origins in osteopathic medicine. This gentle, non-invasive hands-on technique works with the cerebral spinal fluid, cranial bones, skeletal bones, the central nervous system, and soft tissues to release imbalances or trauma. While lying fully clothed, faced up on the table, the client may feel subtle shifts as the body's own wisdom corrects and realigns itself to a balanced state. Clients report various benefits including increased
relaxation, pain relief, improved skeletal alignment, and emotional release.

Massage Deep Tissue: Deep pressure is used to relieve chronic muscular aches. The therapist may use stretching, holding of pressure points or deep friction as well a soothing aromas and music to assist in relieving tension.

Foot Reflexology: The art and science of using various touch techniques on specific points of the feet to normalize body functions, maintain optimal health and restore energy throughout the body. The stimulation of points on the feet that correspond to particular organs, glands or parts of the body works to break down crystal deposits in the feet and help restore homeostasis.

Relaxing Circulatory Massage: Emphasizes relaxation. Therapist uses soothing strokes combined with aromatherapy to improve circulation and lymphatic drainage.

Thai Medical Massage: An ancient traditional medical massage from Thailand. Best described as assisted Hatha Yoga and pressure point therapy. This massage is experienced on a yoga mat. Wear loose and comfortable clothing.

Tui Na: Its origins lie in ancient China. It features primarily grasping, pressing, penetrating and rubbing methods that are used to stimulate acupoints, activate the channels and collaterals of the chi energy system, and manipulate the soft tissues and articular relationships of the physical body.