Bodywork & Alternative Therapies

With its roots in ancient Native American Indian healing this bodywork therapy utilizes the 9 powerful raindrop massage oils. The oils are applied like “drops of rain” along the spine & feathered into the tissue to stimulate the entire body.   This technique will provide healing support and promote relaxation to balance the body spiritually, emotionally & physically.  Raindrop therapy helps to re-align the energy centers in your body & allow the body to cleanse & eliminate harmful stored toxins.  A specialized & positive treatment for those with back pain, spinal discomfort, anxiety,  insomnia, fatigue & for those just looking for a great natural detox.  Raindrop massage therapy is performed at the end of a full body massage session.

Balance your energy, release emotional blockages, & reduce stress & pain. “Reiki” translates to “spiritually guided life force energy.” Vibrational energy is transferred from practitioner to client to stimulate natural healing abilities. Reiki is performed using light touch, & some work over the body without touch. Reikissage combines a 60min swedish style session with 30min of Reiki.

Experience a form of energy balancing bodywork based on a 5,000 year old system of Ayurveda that originated in India.  The body has seven main centers along the spine that absorb & emit energy. These centers are referred to as chakras.   Each chakra nourishes & regulates one important aspect of life. Chakra Balancing massage works to open & balance any energy centers that may have become closed or imbalanced. A full body massage is combined with  essential oils, crystal stone placements, sound therapy & subtle energy work. This unique approach allows you to become balanced, centered & “open” to greater awareness.
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The ultimate foot massage experience. Immerse yourself in a meditative experience to totally disconnect from the outside world. The ancient art of Thai reflexology provides a  relaxing & rejuvenating experience that heals the mind, body, & “sole.”