Services Offered

Swedish Massage

• • A gentle, relaxing massage using long strokes, kneading, and circular movements to improve circulation and ease muscle tension

• • Reduces stress, improves blood flow, and promotes relaxation.

Deep Tissue Massage

• • Focuses on the deeper layers of muscle tissue, using slow, firm strokes and pressure to target specific areas of tension

• • Relieves chronic muscle pain, improves mobility, and helps with injury recovery.

Aromatherapy Massage

• • Integrates essential oils with massage techniques to enhance relaxation and therapeutic effects.

• • Boosts mood, reduces stress, and promotes emotional well-being

Balinese Massage

• • Utilizes acupressure to stimulate specific points on the body, which can help in balancing energy flow.

• • Incorporates long, flowing strokes to improve circulation and relax the muscles.

Acupressure Massage

• • Gentle to firm pressure is applied using fingers, thumbs, or palms on specific acupoints.

• • Practitioners locate acupoints along energy pathways or meridians, each associated with different bodily functions and health conditions

• • Designed specifically for pregnant women, this massage focuses on areas that experience increased tension during pregnancy.

• • Reduces prenatal discomfort, relieves stress, and supports overall well-being.

• • Post-delivery massage, also known as postpartum or postnatal massage, is specifically designed to support women during the recovery phase following childbirth. This therapeutic practice focuses on addressing the unique physical and emotional needs of new mothers, facilitating their transition into the postnatal period.

• • Typically targets areas affected by pregnancy and childbirth, such as the back, shoulders, hips, and legs. It may also address areas with specific tension or discomfort related to breastfeeding or labor.

• • Gentle and supportive techniques are employed to avoid overstressing the body. These may include Swedish massage, gentle kneading, and stretching.

• • It is usually recommended to wait until after the initial postpartum period (often around 6 weeks) or after receiving clearance from a healthcare provider before beginning post-delivery massage.

• • Helps to alleviate discomfort in areas strained by pregnancy and childbirth, such as the lower back, shoulders, and neck.

• • Provides mental and emotional relief, reducing stress and anxiety, which can be heightened during the postpartum period.