Ideal for stress relief, muscle relaxation, and enhancing overall well-being. This massage technique uses long gliding strokes to improve circulation and ease muscle tension. Alleviate muscle fatigue, aches and pains while enjoying our soothing blend of Lavender, Eucalyptus and Frankincense.
1 Hour: $70
2 Hours: $140

Accupressure massage is a technique rooted in traditional Chinese medicine where pressure is applied to specific points on the body to relieve pain, reduce stress, and promote overall well-being. It's similar to acupuncture but uses fingers, thumbs, or other tools instead of needles to stimulate these pressure points. We invite you to enjoy our relaxing blend of Peppermint, Frankincense and Ginger as we guide you into a state of relaxing bliss and stress relief. If you are an athlete, suffer from muscle soreness, or need targeted pain relief, this is the option for you.
1 Hour: $80
2 Hours: $160

The lymph system is integral to the functioning of the whole body. When we focus on lymphatic drainage during massage, we use light pressure and long, gentle, rhythmic strokes to drain lymphatic fluid out of the limbs and back into circulation. Lymphatic drainage can be a powerful tool for people whose lymphatic system has been compromised by illness, injury or surgery. Our soothing blend of Lemon, Ginger and Geranium works to bring excellent benefits to the whole body including the circulatory, endocrine, and immune systems.
1 Hour: $105
2 Hours: $210

The Prenatal Massage is specifically designed for expectant mothers and their changing body, and often provides the pampering that all who are expecting well deserve. While pregnant, the way the body changes can cause pain, discomfort, and stress. The Prenatal Massage can relieve the aches, pains, swelling and stresses associated with pregnancy. Our delicate blend of Lavender, Chamomile & Geranium was designed to work wonders on relieving the stress and discomfort that comes with pregnancy while rejuvenating the body and mind.
1 Hour: $80
2 Hours: $160
*In order to receive a Prenatal Massage, you must be over 20 weeks pregnant. When you arrive, please let the front desk know how many weeks you are.

A rejuvenating treatment that supports muscle recovery, enhances flexibility, and restores your body after physical strain. Boost your body's natural repair system with our invigorating blend of Lemon, Tea Tree & Eucalyptus. This uplifting treatment contains anti-viral properties that help to boost muscle health and improve cardiovascular function.
1 Hour: $80
2 Hours: $160

This massage targets deep muscle layers with firm pressure and slow strokes to relieve tension, reduce pain, break up knots, boost circulation, and enhance flexibility. Soothe and alleviate muscle fatigue, aches and pains with our powerful blend of Peppermint, Marjoram & Black Pepper. This therapeutic combination accelerates your body's natural healing abilities, helping to restore energy levels and promote over-all well being.
1 Hour: $70
2 Hours: $140

Target key reflex zones and pressure points in the feet to relieve tension, boost circulation, and support whole-body balance. A simple, powerful add-on to leave you feeling refreshed and restored. Can't choose between a body massage and foot reflexology session? Get 'em both!
30 Min Add-On: End your body massage with this relaxing foot reflexology session - $40
1 Hour Combo: 30 minute foot reflexology session and 30 minute body massage - $75
2 Hour Combo: 1 hour foot reflexology session and 1 hour body massage - $150

Somatic Healing Bodywork is a personalized, nervous system-centered experience designed to support your unique wellness goals. Similar to a Thai Massage, each session is thoughtfully customized using therapeutic touch and bodywork techniques tailored to your individual needs, preferences, and comfort level. Grounded in a trauma-informed approach, every session prioritizes consent, safety, restoration and mind-body connection. Includes (1) massage of your choosing.
$194.99 per 1 hour for a personalized program designed just for you.
*One hour minimum required

You will experience the greatest benefits from your session if you just allow yourself to become quiet and relaxed...which helps your massage therapist focus on providing a great massage!

Definitely communicate with your therapist if you feel any pain or discomfort, if you have any concerns during your massage, or if there is anything your massage therapist can do to make you more comfortable. Some types of massage that work on deep layers of muscle and tissue, such as deep tissue or sports massage, will require more feedback to ensure that the pressure is not uncomfortable.

A massage will likely just make you feel worse. If you are sick, you may get your therapist sick and pass it on to other clients that day. Even if you are giving less than a 24 hour notice, we prefer you reschedule your appointment if you are feeling unwell, so let us know as soon as possible.

You don't need to necessarily shower right before your massage, but do we ask that you come to your appointments clean and free of fragranced personal care products. 

This depends on your comfort level and the type of massage you are going to receive. 

For Sports Massage & Stretching, Light Touch Massage, and Reiki & Energy Balancing, you may be asked to leave some or all of you clothing on.

For Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Hot Stone Massage, Prenatal Massage, or Raindrop Technique, many people prefer to be completely nude when they receive a massage, while others prefer to keep their undergarments on. It's completely up to you, and you are encouraged to undress to your level of comfort.
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Tight-fitting or bulky undergarments can sometimes get in the way of the massage, especially if your problem areas are the low-back, buttocks, or hips. Women usually remove their bras so no straps are in the way of back and shoulder massage.

Licensed massage therapists must ensure that clients are always properly covered by a sheet or towel, genitals will never be exposed, and only the specific areas being massaged will be uncovered. 

No, not even as a joke. This is disrespectful to your massage therapist and our profession. Additionally, we have a zero tolerance policy and any sexual advances, innuendo, or inappropriate touching is grounds for immediate termination of your session.

Arousal is a natural parasympathetic response, so don’t feel guilty. However, understand that it was not your massage therapist’s intention to arouse you. Our professional ethical code of conduct that requires us to make sure boundaries are clear.  If there is a distracting technique or motion (i.e. rocking the prone torso) that aroused you, it is okay to tell your therapist to stop that motion.  Just to be clear, we do have a zero tolerance policy and any sexual advances, innuendo, or inappropriate touching is grounds for immediate termination of your session.

You are encouraged to openly communicate with the massage therapist about your preferences and comfort. If anything needs to be adjusted, or if we are almost (but not quite) getting the right spot, just speak up and let us know right away!
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However, it is a myth that massage therapy needs to hurt in order to be effective. Some of the most effective techniques involve very light, gentle touch. Often, too much pressure can cause muscles to tighten further, and detract from the effectiveness of your treatment.

This very often happens during a massage and is nothing to be embarrassed about. Just take it as a sign you are enjoying the relaxation!

Yes, absolutely let your massage therapist know if you do not want to be touched in a specific area or in a certain way. You don’t have to give us any details, and you have the right to ask to take a break or end your massage all together at any time, for any reason.