I practice Bhakti Massage, taught to me and Bhakti Academe, School of Intuitive Massage and Healing. My clients experience this style as a very slow flowing glide or effleurage. A Bhakti Massage has FIVE CONSTANTS, they are: LOVE, I pray for the Holy Spirit to flow through me and into you. ATTENTION, to allow for guidance and intuition. MOVEMENT, a bare minimum of starting and stopping. PACE, slow. Sometimes so slow it's hard to perceive. PRESSURE, is more precise and less painful, Due to the constant movement and slow pace, large changes in pressure are sometimes imperceivable. A 45-minute session will typically be performed ( unless otherwise instructed ) on a client who remains face down. Three of the many reasons why you may want to book a 45-minute massage are: 1. As an introduction to my massage therapy. 2. If you only have a short block of time such as a lunch break. 3. You only want work done on a specific area such as your back, neck, shoulders, and/or limbs. You may be surprised at how relaxed you'll feel after just 45 minutes. Remember, an additional 30 minutes gets added to every massage booked, at no cost to the client. This ensures that all clients are afforded ample time to receive every hands on minute that they have purchased.

I practice Bhakti Massage, taught to me at Bhakti Academe, School of Intuitive Massage and Healing. My clients experience this style as a very slow, flowing glide, or effleurage. A Bhakti Massage has FIVE CONSTANTS, they are: LOVE, I pray for the Holy Spirit to flow through me and into you. ATTENTION, to allow for guidance and intuition. MOVEMENT, a bare minimum of starting and stopping. PACE, slow. Sometimes so slow it's hard to perceive. PRESSURE, is more precise and less painful, Due to the constant movement and slow pace, large changes in pressure are sometimes impercivable. The most popular 60-minute session will typically be performed ( unless otherwise instructed ) for 35-minutes face down and then 25 minutes face up. Three of the many reasons why you may want to book a 60-minute massage are: 1. It's a great introduction to the full body massage experience. 2. You've only always just received a 60 minute massage and understand that is best for you. 3. This amount of time enables the body to shift into a parasympathetic state for greater relaxation and stress relief. Be amazed at how relaxed you'll feel after just 60 minutes. Remember, an additional 30 minutes gets added to every massage booked, at no cost to the client. This ensures that both the client and practitioner do not feel rushed.

I practice Bhakti Massage, taught to me at Bhakti Academe, School of Intuitive Massage and Healing. My clients experience this style as a very slow, flowing glide, or effleurage. A Bhakti Massage has FIVE CONSTANTS, they are: LOVE, I pray for the Holy Spirit to flow through me and into you. ATTENTION, to allow for guidance and intuition. MOVEMENT, a bare minimum of starting and stopping. PACE, slow. Sometimes so slow it's hard to perceive. PRESSURE, is more precise and less painful, Due to the constant movement and slow pace, large changes in pressure are sometimes impercivable. For a 75-minute session, your session will be almost identical ( unless otherwise instructed ) to the 60-minute session except that you will be face down for 45 minutes and then be face up for 30 minutes. Three of the many reasons why you may want to book a 75-minute massage are: 1. If the 60 Minute massage is amazing, then surely the 75 minute of massage will be out of this world. 2. More attention can be spent on problem areas without sacrificing the full body massage experience. 3. This amount of time enables the body to shift into an even greater parasympathetic state for relaxation and stress relief. An additional 30 minutes gets added to every massage booked, at no cost to the client. This ensures that all clients are afforded ample time to receive every hands on minute that they deserve.

I practice Bhakti Massage, taught to me at Bhakti Academe, School of Intuitive Massage and Healing. My clients experience this style as a very slow, flowing glide, or effleurage. A Bhakti Massage has FIVE CONSTANTS, they are: LOVE, I pray for the Holy Spirit to flow through me and into you. ATTENTION, to allow for guidance and intuition. MOVEMENT, a bare minimum of starting and stopping. PACE, slow. Sometimes so slow it's hard to perceive. PRESSURE, is more precise and less painful, Due to the constant movement and slow pace, large changes in pressure are sometimes impercivable. A full 55 minutes face down, is made possible by an incredibly comfortable table and face cradle. Unless otherwise instructed, the 90-minute massage will consist of being face down for 55 minutes and face up for the remaining 35 minutes. An additional 30 minutes gets added to every massage booked, at no cost to the client. This ensures that all clients are afforded ample time to prepare for, receive, and recover from, every hands on minute that they deserve.