Our Services

CranioSacral Therapy utilizes light touch, the weight of a nickel, to assist the natural flow of cerebrospinal fluid.  This massage therapy technique addresses imbalances of the central nervous system that may cause sensory, motor, or neurological disabilities. These problems may include chronic pain, eye difficulties, scoliosis, motor-coordination impairments, and learning disabilities. CST is gently relaxing from the inside out, whereas massage is relaxing from the outside in. CranioSacral Therapy FAQ

Neuromuscular Re-Education is a form of bodywork that involves gentle compression, stretching, and rocking movements. The purpose is to relax the central nervous system, allowing it to release chronic holding patterns within the muscles. This affects the body deeply on a structural level, without painful deep tissue work. It is very relaxing and has proven to be effective for neurological disorders, such as Parkinson's disease. Clients may opt to be fully clothed. Children enjoy NMT because of the movement involved, especially when we use balloons as pillows! Neuromuscular ReEducation FAQ

Swedish/Relaxation Massage utilizes gentle but firm strokes and massage oil. Other beneficial techniques may be incorporated as needed. This is the best technique for those who are trying massage therapy for the first time. Swedish Massage FAQ

Thai Massage combines acupressure (pressing points with the thumbs) and passive Yoga. While comfortably clothed and lying on a special mat placed on the floor, the client receives a series of deep, slow stretches and acupressure along energy lines called Meridians. Since the therapist facilitates the movement while the client is relaxed, the client will stretch beyond the normal limits achieved when doing Yoga alone. Although Thai Massage is preferred by athletes, one need not be athletic nor have any prior experience with Yoga in order to enjoy this type of massage. Thai Massage FAQ