860-598-0459
12 Coulter Street, Old Saybrook CT 06475
Massage is one of the oldest healing arts. Today it is used to treat a wide variety of concerns. It is often part of physical rehabilitation programs and is beneficial for chronic conditions including low
back pain, arthritis, fatigue, depression and many more. Additionally, massage therapy is effective at relieving stress and promotes relaxation and well-being in body, mind and spirit.
Swedish or relaxation massage promotes circulation and relieves stress and tension. Deep tissue or sports massage can include trigger point therapy and can target specific muscle groups to address a range of musculoskeletal aches and joint discomfort. These techniques and more, are used to tailor your massage to your individual needs and goals.
Pure Relaxation Full Body Massage
Relax in a zen-like atmosphere during your customized massage session using a combination of techniques specific to your needs. Swedish massage, acupressure, myofascial release, trigger point therapy or energy work may be utilized as part of your treatment to address individual needs. This full body massage offers firm but gentle pressure that improves circulation, eases muscle aches and tension. It also improves flexibility and provides an overall sense of well-being and tranquility. Essential oils can be added to enrich your experience.
60 min 70.00
75 min 85.00
90 min 95.00
Upper Body Therapeutic Massage
Drift off to a state of relaxation while you experience relief from tension and stress in the head, neck, shoulders and upper body. Smooth massage techniques, stretches and specialized spot treatments target trigger points and sore muscles in the upper extremities while also providing relaxation and stress relief. Especially beneficial for headaches and TMJ disorders. Essential oils available.
50 min 60.00
What are Some Benefits of Massage?
Among the many benefits, massage encourages the body to move from being highly activated into "rest and digest" mode. Massage lowers blood pressure, aids in the circulation of lymph and blood, relieves stress, reduces pain, improves joint mobility and flexibility, reduces post-surgical and post-injury adhesions and swelling, and improves psychological and emotional well-being.
When Should I NOT Receive a Massage?
Certain conditions warrant precautions in doing massage. In some cases the massage should be postponed until the condition has subsided (eg fever, infection) or until the therapist can get a note from your doctor saying massage is okay.
Do I Need to Fully Disrobe for my Session?
Clients can undress to their level of comfort. Some clients disrobe fully while others feel more secure keeping on their underwear. You will be properly and securely covered and draped at all times. Only body parts that are being worked on will be uncovered and private areas are never exposed.
Is it Okay to Talk?
Many people close their eyes and relax completely during a session; others prefer to talk. It's up to you. It is your massage, and whatever feels natural to you is the best way to relax. Do not hesitate to ask questions at any time