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Our massage therapists are great at perceiving client wishes and needs through spoken language, body language and other cues to modify their treatments accordingly. Giving clients a positive experience while making them feel comfortable.

Deep Tissue Massage

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Deep tissue massages are great for reducing stress hormone levels, blood pressure, and heart rate. At the same time, they boost mood and rest by stimulating the release of serotonin. 

Swedish Massage

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Swedish massage is the most commonly used form of massage.

 

It uses a system of long gliding strokes, kneading, and friction techniques on the more superficial layers of muscles, generally in the direction of blood flow toward the heart, and sometimes combined with active and passive movements of the joints.

Shiatsu Massage

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Shiatsu massage works the whole body, but your therapist may focus on areas that need extra attention. During the massage, your therapist will use their hands, palms, and thumbs to massage certain points of your body. Pulsing or rhythmic pressure is used.

Cupping Massage 

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Cupping is a form of massage therapy which decompresses soft tissues using vacuum suction, unlike other forms of massage that compresses soft tissues.  

Foot/Reflexology 

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Foot Reflexology is a form of massage that offers powerful relaxation and therapeutic benefits to those suffering from injuries spanning the leg’s length.

 

It combines movements from traditional Swedish massage then focuses them on the toe, calf, ankle, and thigh. Connected with expert stretching management, reflexology massage can reduce stress and tension during your whole body.

Walk on Back

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This treatment is highly effective for those who suffer from chronic back pain or spinal issues, as well as for athletes and those who enjoy deep tissue massage.

Couples Massage 

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A couple’s massage is a very intimate experience. It’s just the two of you, enjoying and fully immersing yourself in the experience of the moment. Some might say that they can actually feel the connection between them and their partner growing during a shared massage.

4 Hand Massage 

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A four hand massage is the practice of two masseuses working on a single client.

 

It doubles the pleasure of a traditional Swedish massage; two masseuses get to work relieving  kinks, knots, and stresses with simultaneous, mirrored movements. It's an excellent option for someone who has trouble relaxing during treatment. 

Hot Stones Massage 

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The rocks are heated before use and the massage therapist can then apply deeper pressure to areas of concern without causing any discomfort. Sometimes, cold stones are also used.

Regular Shower

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In addition to the purported healing benefits of water, showers are ideal for messy treatments like body scrubs or mud wraps, where the client is usually required to stop treatment and rinse off products.

Facials 

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A facial is a beautifying skin treatment that cleanses pores, exfoliates dead skin cells, hydrates and moisturizes the skin, and treats common skin concerns with a custom regime. Facial treatments are one of the most popular treatments for spa-goers.

 

The majority of facial treatments will include some form of massage. Aside from helping you achieve a deeper sense of relaxation, massage therapy can actually improve tone and texture. This form of manipulation stimulates the facial muscles and promotes circulation while also reducing puffiness. 

Essential Oils

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Massage oil is a substance used to reduce friction during massage therapy. It may also produce aromas that can further the relaxation and beneficial effects of massage

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