Manipulation of tissues, usually manually, to improve health and well-being by relaxing muscles, relieving tension, and improving circulation. Cookie Policy. This website uses cookies to improve user experience and our offerings. We also use analytics and behavioral cookies, including those provided by third parties such as Google.
These record your IP address and your web browser details. You consent to our use of cookies and web beacons as described in our Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy if you continue to use our Website. Aromatherapy Massage Massage using a preparation of fragrant essential oils extracted from herbs, flowers and fruits; broadly, the use of aroma to enhance a feeling of well-being.
Ashiatsu From the Japanese words "ashi," meaning foot, and "atsu," meaning pressure, this is an incredibly relaxing and deep massage therapy. The therapist uses overhead bars for balance while using foot pressure to bring about release and structural change in chronically sore, tight tissues and to stimulate circulation. Couples Massage A couples massage is a shared experience — a massage for two people, at the same time, in the same private room, but on two separate massage tables and performed by two massage therapists.
Deep-tissue Massage Massage method focusing on aligning the deep layers of muscles and connective tissue called fascia through kneading and applying slow, intense pressure. Benefits include improved range of motion and posture, and stress and pain relief. Effleurage Massage technique involving quick, long strokes used at the beginning and end of certain treatments. Endermologie French massage therapy said to reduce the appearance of cellulite.
Four-Handed Massage A massage administered by two therapists at the same time often with choreographed movements. Hot Stone Massage Treatment in which smooth heated stones are placed on or used to stroke areas of the body, such as the back, palms and between the toes. This type of massage is intended to relax tight muscles.
