Massage Therapies

Myofascial Release

A slow process which allows the fascia around muscles to release on their own. Pressure is applied to strategically placed points on the body. This modality works well when combined with deep tissue, but is less invasive.

Deep Tissue

This modality is one of my specialties. This slow, penetrating massage deals with muscle release on the deepest levels. This is not only a deep relaxation modality and stress releaver, it is detoxifying. Stay hydrated before and after a deep tissue session.

Lymphatic Massage

Stimulates deep detoxification of the body. Involves a very light touch and very light pressure massage.

Swedish

This is a lighter massage, mainly for relaxation of the body and overall stress relief.

Thai Massage

This session is a minimum of 2 hours. Thai massage involves in-depth stretching, well suitable for athletes or yoga practioners. It has been called the "Lazy Man's Yoga" and is intense, yet relaxing.

"Alternative" Therapies

Reiki

This ancient energy modality is incorporated to most massages. Reiki (Universal Life Energy) is gently applied to retore imbalances in the body. This therapy can be used to aid in healing after an injury or surgery, or to bring calm to a stressful time.

IET (Integrated Energy Therapy)

Release energy blockages therough the use of angelic energies. These "issues in the tissues" can distrupt meridians and cause disease, stress, and self-limiting thoughts.

Cranial Sacral

Sometimes head, neck, and upper back pain can be the result of blockages in the spinal column. Working with the spine and the skull, nerves are eased and energy flows more smoothly.