Massage Therapy
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When a client comes in for their initial massage appointment, they should arrive 15 minutes early. This allows the therapist to take a full health history and gives the client time to ask any questions they may have. At the end of the massage the client will have time to reconnect and clear their head. Next, the therapist will conduct a post review of his findings. The therapist will also provide a treatment plan to address tension, holding patterns, scar tissue or fascial restrictions he may have uncovered. Addressing these issues sooner, rather than later, will improve the client’s well being and increase their quality of life.
Massages are set on four time frames. Each time frame is recommended by the practitioner to bring a specific therapeutic result.
30 minutes massage
Area specific with desired therapeutic outcomes.
60 minute massage
Either Therapeutic or Swedish
90 minute massage
Deep-Tissue Therapeutic cleansing session.
120 minutes massage
Deep-Tissue Therapeutic and requires a prior initial session with therapist.
Massage Prices 60 minutes
First time massage $90.00
Package of 5 $425.00
Package of 10 $800.00
Massage Prices 90 minutes
First time massage $120.00
Package of five massages $575.00
Package of ten massages $1100.00
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