Services
Swedish Massage
Deep Tissue and Trigger Point
Prenatal Massage
Hot Stone Massage
Seated Massage

Pricing
30 Minutes        $40
60 Minutes        $80
75 Minutes         $100
90 Minutes        $120
120 Minutes      $160
Hot Stone, Cupping, & Seated Massage, are a $15 add-on.

Memberships
A reoccurring monthly charge
30 Minutes $36
60 Minutes $72
75 Minutes $90
90 Minutes $108
120 Minutes $144
Additional massages may be purchased for the same rate with the membership. Memberships may not be shared.

Packages
3   - 30 Minute Massages   $111
5   - 30 Minute Massages   $175
10 - 30 Minute Massages   $330

3   - 60 Minute Massages   $225 
5   - 60 Minute Massages   $365 
10 - 60 Minute Massages   $710 

3   - 75 Minute Massages   $285
5   - 75 Minute Massages   $465
10 - 75 Minute Massages   $910 
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3   - 90 Minute Massages   $345
5   - 90 Minute Massages   $565 
10 - 90 Minute Massages   $1110 
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Products 

I use a pure organic olive oil as my base massage oil. It feels very light and you will never leave feeling greasy. I always offer the complimentary use of essential oils. Essential oils help to aid in the relaxation process and promote healing throughout the treatment. Common oils in my office are Peppermint, Eucalyptus, Lemon, Lavender, Wild Orange, and On Guard. For more information on the oils or to purchase them please click the button below.
Another brand I offer in my treatments as an add-on is Apothacanna. Apothacanna is a local Colorado based company that produces topical products. What is special about them is they are made using CBD. CBD is a cannibonoid that is extracted from the Canabis plant and has been found to be extremely helpful for several medicinal purposes. One of the biggest being that is it anti-inflammatory. These products help with the relief of muscle tension as well and joint pain. For more information on Apothacanna please click the button below.

Swedish Massage

My Swedish massage is a slow and gentle combination of a few different hands-on techniques including gliding, kneading, and some traditional Russian strokes. It is the epitome of a relaxation massage.

Deep Tissue and Trigger Point

My Deep Tissue massage is very similar to my Swedish massage. I still use slow strokes but with a firm pressure combined with Trigger Point Therapy. Trigger Point Therapy focuses on trigger point or "knots" in the muscle that can cause pain, numbness, tingling, as well as pain referral to other areas of the body.

Hot Stone Massage 

Hot Stone massage uses stones heated in approximately 120-degree water. They are then dried and oil is applied to the client's body as well as the stones to massage the client. Hot Stone massage is a light to moderate pressure massage. It is not only relaxing but the heat from the stones penetrate deep into the muscle giving you similar benefits to that which you get with Deep Tissue.

Prenatal Massage 

Prenatal massage has a very similar technique to my regular Swedish and Deep Tissue massage except that once you are showing the massage is done with a pregnancy pillow. This allows you to lay face down without putting any pressure on your belly. I also have a hydraulic table so when you are face up you are elevated in way that there is not too much weight compressing nerves and blood flow. There are some areas of the body that are contraindicated to work during pregnancy and are avoided during the treatment. Prenatal massage is typically recommended in the 2nd and 3rd trimester. If you receive massage or bodywork on a regular basis I am comfortable practicing massage in the first trimester with approval from your doctor.

Cupping Therapy

There are several types of cups and applications.  In my office I am using the plastic pump cups, silicon cups, and glass facial cups. The suction of the cups creates negative pressure, the lifting of the tissue helps break up adhesions in the muscles and fascia. It also brings in blood flow to congested and stagnant areas. Cupping aids in draining excessive fluids and toxins from the muscles. There are far too many uses for me to last here but the benefits go on.