Every session is fifty minutes and tailored at the table. Enhancements can be added to any of them; our therapists will ask before you begin.
The very foundation of Westernized massage, done properly: long, flowing strokes that quiet the nervous system and coax circulation back into tired limbs. This is the session for a first visit, a stressful season, or simply because it has been too long.
Slow, deliberate pressure into the deeper layers of muscle and fascia. For the knots that have taken up residence: the desk-work shoulders, the commuter's lower back, the tension that a regular massage skims past.
Sustained, precise pressure on the specific knots that send pain somewhere else: the shoulder that lights up the neck, the hip that aches all the way down the leg. We work the source rather than the symptom, one point at a time.
Heated basalt laid along the body and worked slowly through deep tension. The warmth opens muscle before a hand ever presses hard, and leaves it looser, warmer, and quieter than pressure alone ever could.
Chilled marble drawn over hot, irritated tissue. Where heat opens muscle, cold settles it: swelling comes down, a pounding head quiets, and an overworked shoulder stops radiating. Ask for it after a hard week of training, a long flight, or an injury that's still too tender for deep pressure.
Hand-carved salt stones, warmed and drawn slowly over tired muscle. The heat travels further than hands alone, the minerals leave skin softer than they found it, and the whole session lands somewhere between a massage and a long exhale.
Gentle suction lifts fascia and draws fresh blood into tissue that pressure alone can't reach. An ancient technique, applied with modern precision, for stubborn tightness and slow-healing strain.
Slow, deliberate pressure held on specific points rather than long strokes worked across muscle. Reflexology rests on the idea that certain points answer for the rest of the body, so the session is quieter than a massage: less oil, less movement, far more patience. Guests tend to leave it unusually settled.
You lie still and we do the moving. The therapist carries each limb slowly through its range, pausing where the muscle finally gives, then asking for a little more on the next pass. It lengthens the shortened hamstrings and locked-up hips that no amount of pressure will talk into letting go.
Side-lying, fully bolstered, and paced for a body doing two jobs at once. Our therapists are trained for every trimester, easing the lower back, hips, and swelling that come with the work of carrying.
Small additions to any session on this page. Add one when you book, mention it on the phone, or decide at the table.
Essential oils chosen for you at the table (eucalyptus to clear, lavender to settle, citrus to lift) and carried through the entire session. Added to any massage, and it adds no time to it.
Slow, deliberate work through the scalp and hairline, added to the end of any session. Ten minutes to let go, or twenty for the extended version. The only enhancement that lengthens your appointment.
Book any session and we'll tailor it at the table. Not sure which one? Call and describe what's aching, and we'll point you at the right one.
