A relaxing massage technique that reduces stress while increasing circulation and loosening tight, tired muscles. This technique uses gliding strokes to calm the nervous system.

The most common and popular massage today. Strokes and pressure are focused on specific problems areas. This massage tends to appeal to people with sore muscles and especially those with  sedentary jobs.

This massage is perfect for athletes or those who prefer a deep massage. It is good for injury prevention as part of an athletic training program. A stronger pressure is used to improve the circulation and tighter muscles are relaxed.

Cupping is used as a complement to massage. Suction cups are placed at various points on the body draw toxins to the surface of the skin. Cupping draws blood to the capillaries of the body wchich may create small welts, but these disappear a few hours after the massage.

This massage improves lymphatic flow. This massage is used to detoxify the body, improving skin condition and reducing cellulite.

Based on the ancient oriental theory that different zones of the feet correspond to individual parts of the body, this method of massage focuses entirely on the feet. Leaving your whole body refreshed and well balanced. It also improves the immune system, raises the metabolic system and helps to detoxify the body.

The chakras are groups of energy centers running through the center of your body. This technique harmonizes the flow of energy through your body.