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Deep Tissue Massage

Slow, controlled pressure reaches the deeper muscle layers where chronic tension hides. We warm the tissue first, then work adhesions gradually, easing stubborn neck, shoulder, and lower back tightness without the guarding that forceful pressure creates

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Reflexology

Focused pressure on the soles, palms, and outer ears follows traditional reflex maps to settle the whole body. It is a fully dressed session, with only shoes and socks off, and one of the gentlest ways to try bodywork.

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Reiki Healing

Enjoy a quiet, fully clothed session using light touch or a hands-off approach through a series of traditional positions. Reiki suits mental fatigue, emotional strain, and stress that rest alone has not fixed, offering an hour of true stillness.

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Lymphatic Drainage Therapy

Soft, skin-level strokes guide fluid toward your lymph nodes, easing puffiness, fluid retention, and lingering swelling after a procedure. A health questionnaire comes first on every initial visit to confirm this gentle therapy suits you.

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Sports Massage

Recovery work shaped around your training calendar, with lighter sessions before a race and deeper work after it. Friction, compression, and guided stretching keep runners, cyclists, and lifters moving freely between their hardest efforts.

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Shiatsu

This traditional Japanese technique applies rhythmic pressure through clothing, using thumbs, palms, and body weight along energy pathways. Gentle stretches woven between points ease stiffness from sitting and repetitive work while leaving you grounded and calm.

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Myofascial Release

Oil-free holds and slow traction target the connective tissue web behind nagging pain, uneven posture, and movement that feels tethered. Patience does the work here, as fascia softens under steady contact rather than force.

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Swedish Massage

The classic relaxation massage, with warm oil, flowing strokes, and comfortable pressure from head to toe. It calms a busy nervous system, loosens everyday tightness, and makes an easy first booking for anyone new to massage.

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Thai Massage

Think of it as yoga you do not have to do yourself. On a floor mat and fully clothed, you are guided through stretches and rhythmic compression that open stiff hips, hamstrings, and shoulders.

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Positional Release Therapy

When pressure itself hurts, we use comfortable positioning instead. Tender points ease as we shorten the strained tissue and hold it there, a gentle approach for fibromyalgia, fresh strains, and muscles locked in guarding.

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Trigger Point Therapy

Careful palpation locates the knots that refer pain to your temple, arm, or hip, and sustained compression releases them at the source. Relief from referred and recurring pain often arrives a day or 2 after treatment.

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Tok Sen

A hardwood mallet and peg create rhythmic vibration that sinks into deep, stubborn tension across the back, shoulders, and legs. This traditional Northern Thai practice is performed through clothing and is hard to find locally.

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Prenatal & Postnatal Massage

Cushioned, side-lying sessions ease the aching back, tight hips, and heavy calves of pregnancy. After your baby arrives, the focus moves to the neck, shoulders, and upper back that feeding and carrying load all day.

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Acupressure

Steady finger and thumb pressure on traditional meridian points supports relaxation, circulation, and better sleep without a single needle. Sessions work over clothing or directly on the skin, and we teach simple points to press at home.