Therapeutic Massage

Therapeutic Massage is an integration of different massage techniques promoting relaxation, improving circulation, enhancing overall skin tone and soothes muscle tension. Techniques are intuitively geared toward your needs and may include: Swedish, range of motion, focus work, acupressure, craniosacral, reflexology, reiki and aromatherapy. Therapeutic massage helps to restore balance and ensure a sense of well being throughout your system.

Medicinal Aromatherapy Massage

Escape into the kingdom of blissful relaxation. Using the wisdom of essential oils which vibrate to the highest frequency, with each drop you will feel the divine essence of love enter your body, mind and soul. Harnessing the healing energy of nature to uplift and balance all your systems, such as your central nervous system, immune, lymphatic, cardiovascular, digestion, respiratory, and endocrine with focus work on specific areas.

Aroma Chakra Massage

An emotional and spiritual approach; a pure nirvana experience! Matching the right oil to open and balance your chakras, this session will leave you in a state of Bliss which will continue to unite your being. A beautiful gift of love from the Deva Kingdom!

Polarity Therapy Session

Working with the life-force of your body, using hands-on contacts, toning, breathing and gentle counseling techniques to bring body, mind, emotions and spirit into a state of balance, harmony and vibrant health.

Somatic Trauma Resolution

Transform trauma into empowerment and healing on all levels using a powerful new approach called Somatic Trauma Resolution, based in part on Somatic Experiencing. Trauma is defined as anything that is overwhelming to the nervous system of an individual, so it may include birth, drugs, surgery, accidents and injuries, emotional or physical shock, abuse, or even discouraging messages about ourselves. STR is an effective way to prevent chronic problems from developing, or to release causes once illness has set in. A few STR sessions after an accident can save years of psychotherapy, chiropractic, and drugs. You don’t have to wait until Post-Traumatic Symptom Disorder (PTSD) has set in. Basic STR skills, such as becoming curious about our bodily sensations, are helpful to anyone.