Swedish Massage- Swedish massage is also known as the Western or classic style of massage. It is credited to the Swedish fencing master and gymnastics instructor, Per Henrik Ling. It is the scientific system of manipulations on the muscles and connective tissues of the body for the purpose of relaxation, rehabilitation or health maintenance.

1 hour - $70.00

1 ½ hour - $95.00

Deep Tissue Massage - Deep tissue massage is also called deep muscle therapy or deep tissue therapy. It is an umbrella term for bodywork systems that work deeply into the muscles and connective tissue to release chronic aches and pains.

1 hour - $80.00

1 ½ hour - $105.00

Reflexology - Reflexology is a form of bodywork based on the theory of zone therapy, in which specific spots of the body are pressed to stimulate corresponding areas in other parts of the body. Foot reflexology, in which pressure techniques are only applied to the feet, is the most common form of reflexology.

1/2 hour - $35.00

1 hour - $70.00

Therapeutic Touch - Therapeutic touch was developed by nurses Delores Krieger and Dora Kunz in the early 1970's after studying the ancient practice of laying on of hands. It is based on the idea that human beings are energy in the form of a field. In health, the field flows freely, but when it becomes out of balance that is when disease is present.

1 hour $70.00

1 ½ hour $95.00

Medical Massage - Medical massage is a system of patient care and treatment that is based on the medical model. Medical massage is an allied health care profession with similar therapy objectives to physical and occupational therapy. The medical massage therapist will treat specific connective tissue problems with techniques and protocols directed at achieving a measurable clinical response in the patient, and in achieving patient care objectives.

Most insurance accepted.

Massage for people living with cancer/survivors - Massage therapy or bodywork is one of the new choices many cancer patients and their doctors are integrating into an overall cancer care plan. Massage, as adapted for people living with cancer, can relieve fatigue, anxiety, nausea, neuropathy, and pain. It can provide relaxation, peace and stress relief, and a sense of wholeness after being "taken apart." Massage and bodywork can offer non-medical, non-invasive touch to support your spirit and soul as well as your immune system. It can also give a sense of participation in the healing process, a positive body image, and a respite from isolation and the focus on the illness.

1 /2 hour $30.00

1 hour $ 60.00

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