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(previously Deep Tissue Massage) 30 minutes is an express session with time for a single region of focus. Choose 60, 90, or 120 minutes for a whole body treatment. This targeted session integrates deep tissue techniques with complementary modalities to reach deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue, addressing chronic muscle tension, tight knots, and restricted mobility. It involves applying firm pressure, slow strokes, compressions, kneading, rhythmic rocking, and passive stretching to release chronic tension, break down scar tissue, and address specific musculoskeletal issues. It is effective for reducing pain and inflammation, improving mobility, reducing stress and anxiety, and enhancing range-of-motion. Your therapist may use thumbs, knuckles, forearms, or elbows to deliver the pressure needed. Ideal for pain relief, improved range of motion, and recovery from physical strain, this hybrid approach supports everyday function. Perfect for those seeking intensive, therapeutic relief with lasting results. Essential oil aromatherapy included. PLEASE NOTE Deep tissue massage is often described as "hurts so good". However, if you experience pain beyond your preference/threshold, you must immediately verbally communicate this out loud. CONTRAINDICATIONS People with blood clotting disorders or with an increased risk of bone fractures (especially osteoporosis) should check with their doctor before receiving deep tissue massage. Other possible risks include bruising, aggravation of previous injuries, and nerve lesions.
(previously Deep Tissue Massage) 60 min is time for an in-depth single region of focus, or a swift total body tune-up. Choose 90, or 120 min for a more in-depth whole body session. This targeted session integrates deep tissue techniques with complementary modalities to reach deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue, addressing chronic muscle tension, tight knots, and restricted mobility. It involves applying firm pressure, slow strokes, compressions, kneading, rhythmic rocking, and passive stretching to release chronic tension, break down scar tissue, and address specific musculoskeletal issues. It is effective for reducing pain and inflammation, improving mobility, reducing stress and anxiety, and enhancing range-of-motion. Your therapist may use thumbs, knuckles, forearms, or elbows to deliver the pressure needed. Ideal for pain relief, improved range of motion, and recovery from physical strain, this hybrid approach supports everyday function. Perfect for those seeking intensive, therapeutic relief with lasting results. Essential oil aromatherapy included. PLEASE NOTE Deep tissue massage is often described as "hurts so good". However, if you experience pain beyond your preference/threshold, you must immediately verbally communicate this out loud. CONTRAINDICATIONS People with blood clotting disorders or with an increased risk of bone fractures (especially osteoporosis) should check with their doctor before receiving deep tissue massage. Other possible risks include bruising, aggravation of previous injuries, and nerve lesions.
(previously Deep Tissue Massage) 90 minutes is perfect for a total body tune-up with 1-2 regions of focus. Choose 120 minutes for the most in-depth whole body treatment. This targeted session integrates deep tissue techniques with complementary modalities to reach deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue, addressing chronic muscle tension, tight knots, and restricted mobility. It involves applying firm pressure, slow strokes, compressions, kneading, rhythmic rocking, and passive stretching to release chronic tension, break down scar tissue, and address specific musculoskeletal issues. It is effective for reducing pain and inflammation, improving mobility, reducing stress and anxiety, and enhancing range-of-motion. Your therapist may use thumbs, knuckles, forearms, or elbows to deliver the pressure needed. Ideal for pain relief, improved range of motion, and recovery from physical strain, this hybrid approach supports everyday function. Perfect for those seeking intensive, therapeutic relief with lasting results. Essential oil aromatherapy included. PLEASE NOTE Deep tissue massage is often described as "hurts so good". However, if you experience pain beyond your preference/threshold, you must immediately verbally communicate this out loud. CONTRAINDICATIONS People with blood clotting disorders or with an increased risk of bone fractures (especially osteoporosis) should check with their doctor before receiving deep tissue massage. Other possible risks include bruising, aggravation of previous injuries, and nerve lesions.
(As of April 2026, this selection/rate is reserved for repeat/returning clients only.) 120 min = total body tune-up with multiple focus regions. This targeted session integrates deep tissue techniques with complementary modalities to reach deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue, addressing chronic muscle tension, tight knots, and restricted mobility. It involves applying firm pressure, slow strokes, compressions, kneading, rhythmic rocking, and passive stretching to release chronic tension, break down scar tissue, and address specific musculoskeletal issues. It is effective for reducing pain and inflammation, improving mobility, reducing stress and anxiety, and enhancing range-of-motion. Your therapist may use thumbs, knuckles, forearms, or elbows to deliver the pressure needed. Ideal for pain relief, improved range of motion, and recovery from physical strain, this hybrid approach supports everyday function. Perfect for those seeking intensive, therapeutic relief with lasting results. PLEASE NOTE Deep tissue massage is often described as "hurts so good". However, if you experience pain beyond your preference/threshold, you must immediately verbally communicate this out loud. CONTRAINDICATIONS People with blood clotting disorders or with an increased risk of bone fractures (especially osteoporosis) should check with their doctor before receiving deep tissue massage. Other possible risks include bruising, aggravation of previous injuries, and nerve lesions.

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