Starting from $ 100.00
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Full Body Relaxation
A body massage is a therapeutic practice where pressure is applied to the body's muscles, tissues, and joints to relieve tension, promote relaxation, and improve circulation. Techniques vary, including Swedish massage, deep tissue, and aromatherapy. The benefits include stress reduction, pain relief, enhanced muscle recovery, and overall well-being. Massage can also help with flexibility and posture improvement.Starting from $ 80.00
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Hot Stone
Hot Stone Massage is a deeply relaxing and therapeutic treatment that combines traditional massage techniques with the strategic use of heated stones to enhance physical and emotional well-being. Known for its powerful effects on both muscle tension and stress relief, this massage uses smooth, heated basalt stones placed on key areas of the body. The warmth of the stones helps to soothe deep muscle tissues, increase blood flow, and promote an overall sense of calm, making it an ideal choice for clients seeking a comforting and rejuvenating experience.Starting from $ 35.00
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Head Spa
A *head massage* involves gentle pressure and kneading techniques on the scalp, relieving tension, reducing stress, and boosting blood flow to the hair follicles, which can encourage hair growth and enhancerelaxation.Starting from $ 35.00
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Light Therapy
Light therapy is the main treatment for seasonal affective disorder (SAD). It's used for other conditions too. It is exposure to light that is brighter than indoor light but not as bright as direct sunlight. The most common light therapy uses a special type of fluorescent light, called a light box. Light therapy is usually prescribed for about 30 minutes a day. You place the light box at a certain distance from you, on a desk or table. Then you sit in front of it while you read, eat breakfast, or work at a computer. Light therapy is usually started in the fall and continued through spring.Starting from $ 35.00
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EMS Muscle
An EMS (electrical muscle stimulation) machine is a device that uses electrical impulses to stimulate muscles and cause them to contract. EMS is a type of electrotherapy that can be used for:Strengthening muscles: EMS can help strengthen weak muscles.
Reducing swelling: EMS can help reduce swelling
Relieving pain: EMS can help relieve pain from injuries and diseases, such as osteoarthritis.