MASSAGE THERAPY

A relaxing massage with medium pressure, using long, gliding strokes, and muscle kneading techniques. Great for beginners.

Targets inner layers of muscles with deep pressure and slow strokes. It relieves chronic pain and muscle tension. Ideal for athletic individuals or those regularly working out.

Specifically designed for pregnant women, this  style of massage eases discomfort from pregnancy and promotes relaxation. Therapists avoid deep pressure on the legs and feet.

A massage for new mothers, addressing tensions arising from childcare. Helps with pain relief, hormonal regulation, improved breastfeeding, and stress relief.

This massage aids infants' physiological and psychological development. Therapists can teach you techniques to soothe common infant discomforts.

Assists athletes and active individuals in improving performance and recovering from physical activity or injury. Includes stretching and deep work.

Targets stiffness, pain, and limited range of motion caused by scar tissue. The therapy may reduce the thickness and pigmentation of scars.

Involves placing cups on the skin to stimulate blood flow. It can relieve tension, improve circulation, and promote healing.

Targets pain and tension in the jaw and face, improving the function of the temporomandibular joint. Effective for TMJ disorders.

Uses heated stones to warm and relax muscles, allowing deeper and more effective massage. Promotes deep relaxation, pain relief, and improved circulation.