Spa Etiquette
Please arrive 15-20 minutes ahead of your scheduled reservation. This
allows time for a leisurely check-in, a change of clothes and a few
moments to relax before your spa experience. To keep the serenity of the
spa, we ask that you turn off your cellular phone upon arrival. Please
present all Gift Cards and promotional coupons at check-in. Please note
that your scheduled time is your table time. If you arrive late, you
will be charged in full, but we will do our best to accommodate your
entire service.
Learn to Relax
Our job is to unwind your muscles, refresh your skin and give you a
moment of peace. Relaxing the muscles and settling the mind are a great
assist to your therapist. chéta will help free you of any anxiety or
unease. Various mind-over-matter techniques like deep breathing and
visualization come in handy and help bodywork go deeper. Focusing on
one's breath is the essence of meditation, as well as the apex of many
forms of exercise. You may not want to plan a strenuous day or host a
dinner party for 5 afterward; savor the moment and let the healing sink
in.
Eat Lightly
The days preceding your visit can help prepare you mentally and
physically for your treatment. Cutting back on (or eliminating) sugar,
caffeine and alcohol and hard to digest foods like red meat will prime
your system to detoxify with ease. You're also likely to feel lighter,
happier about your body and more in tune with yourself. Plus, it
increases the likelihood of your "staying clean" afterward, to extend
the bliss of your visit and more fully reap its rewards.
Drink Water
It's crucial to drink plenty of it before, during and after your visit.
Water hydrates the body's tissues on a cellular level, prompting the
system to cleanse itself and function with fluidity. Just as you would
want to hydrate before a workout, well-watered muscles (including those
of the face) respond better to the activating pressures of massage,
allowing the therapist to work more deeply. Sufficient hydration also
encourages the removal of toxins. Flushing your system will reward you
with compliments on how great your skin looks, how well rested you seem,
etc... Drink up!
Pregnancy Safety Policy
Please note, no body treatments (massage or hydrotherapy) can be
received during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. Be sure to inform your
therapist if you are using Retin A, accutane, or have had laser surgery.
Policies
Due to the popularity of our unique services, we highly recommend you
make reservations in advance for any of our relaxing spa treatments.
However, we will always do our best to accommodate your requests. A
major credit card is required to hold your reservation. If you need to
cancel a reservation or reschedule one, we require 24 hours notice for
individual services and packages. Appointments cancelled or rescheduled
in less than the required time will result in a 50% charge of your total
service scheduled. Packages result in full. We reserve the
right to refuse service without refund for any inappropriate actions nor
language.
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Benefits of Treatment

Enhancing general relaxation
Reducing muscular tension and associated discomfort Reducing
anxiety Improving sleep Increasing feelings of well-being
Enhancing tissue elasticity and flexibility Increasing range of
motion in joints Relaxing tight muscles Relieving muscle aches
and stiffness Speeding recovery from exercise Promoting well
nourished - healthy skin Improving circulation of blood + lymph
Improving immune system functioning Improving energy flow
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We treat the
following conditions:
Sports Injuries
Sports Injuries:
More and more people are realizing that a complete workout routine includes not only the exercise itself, but also caring for the wear-and-tear and minor injuries that naturally occur with strenuous movement. The physiological and psychological benefits of massage make it an ideal complement to a total conditioning program. |
Anti-Aging
Anti-Aging:
To receive a facial is one of the best skin care decisions you can make! Your anti-aging skin care facial treatment will purify, detoxify, stimulate circulation, improve circulation, heal the skin, prevent skin damage, revitalize the skin and soften lines and wrinkles. The basic steps for a facial skin care treatment are 1. cleanse, 2. exfoliate, 3. massage, 4. apply mask,
5. tone, and 6. hydrate.
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Stress
Stress:
Stress affects us all. Using our dedicated Massage Therapists, we can help make the muscle tension, Low back pain, pains in shoulders or neck and muscle spasms or nervous tics melt away. |
Arthritis
Arthritis:
Massage therapy cannot cure or stop the progression of any of arthritic conditions, but massage can most assuredly ease the symptoms associated with inflammation, and help improve the quality of life of someone affected by arthritis.
The benefits of massage include:
*increase in circulation, *increase in flexibility and mobility
*decrease in pain and inflammation, *relief of muscle aches and stiffness and
a sense of overall relaxation and wellness. |
Emotional Behavior
Emotional Behavior:
Our physical body is (in part) the manifestation of our habitual thoughts and emotions. Our emotional behavior patterns directly affect our tissues. Freeing our tissues from chronic tension requires mental and emotional change, likewise, regular and mindful change to our posture and movement patterns directly affect our emotional and mental experiences. |
Menopause
Menopause:
Massage therapy can reduce menopausal symptoms by increasing the flow of lymph and
circulation, decreasing headaches, migraines and neck and shoulder tension, and re-establishing a connection with the body. |
Headaches/ Migraines
Headaches/ Migraines:
Massage fights migraine indirectly, by relieving stress. But certain forms of massage seem to do more to relieve migraine than simply relieve stress.
These migraine-fighting massage techniques--described by Toru Namikoshi in his 1985 classic Shiatsu and Stretching--have proven to be particularly effective. |
Depression
Depression:
Massage causes the body to release many therapeutic mood and health enhancing chemicals, it increases dopamine and serotonin and reduces the stress hormones cortisol and adrenaline.
It increases the relaxation alpha brain waves and also increases pain relieving levels of endorphins. |
Chronic pain
Chronic pain:
*Rheumatoid Arthritis - found they experienced less pain and had less morning stiffness following the massage.
*Fibromyalgia - Patients with fibromyalgia slept better and had less pain following a month of biweekly massages.
*Back Pain - Participants with low back pain were found to have a reduction in pain and an increase in their mobility after massage therapy. |
Skin problems
Skin problems:
A gentle massage is great for circulation. Massages around any reddened areas increase circulation which promote healing. |
Hair loss (Herbal Nutrition)
Hair loss:
A thorough massage is necessary to improve the blood circulation of the scalp. By massaging the scalp the hair follicles are stimulated and the texture of the hair is also enhanced.
Massaging activates the nerves and a sense of calmness in the mind ensues. |
Menstrual
Menstrual:
Massage plays an important part in breaking the pain-spasm cycle by increasing the parasympathetic nervous system.
we use techniques that increase circulation can help flush the system of excessive build up of hormones and substances associated with prolonged stress responses happening in the body. |
Weight Loss Diet
Weight Loss Diet:
Massage has been shown to improve circulation and the supply of nutrition to the muscles. Massage increases the interchange of vital substances between the blood and tissue cells, which increases tissue metabolism. |
Detox
Detox:
Our therapist uses strokes that that help your lymphatic system to clear dietary toxins and other unwanted substances. Your massage therapist can help remove blockages in your blood circulatory system. The toxic waste are actually by-products of stress, dead cells, heavy metals and other excess debris.
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Fatigue
Fatigue:
Localized muscle fatigue is defined as the fatigue that is localized to the muscle or group of synergistic muscles performing contraction. Localized muscle fatigue can be induced by sustained muscular contractions and is associated with such external manifestations as inability to maintain a desired force output, muscular tremor, and localized pain |
Acne/ Shingles
Acne/ Shingles:
(Shingles-) We provide the Swedish massage only to the comfort level of the client as any pressured work would not be advisable. (Acne-) Sometimes people who come for massage have acne, and as therapists we know how to address this problem. Generally, we avoid working areas of the body with acne. But when it is scattered over a broad area, such as someone's back, we use a broad tool, such as our forearms, which allows us to deliver adequate pressure to the muscles below without injuring the skin. |
Sleep disorder
Sleep disorder:
All of us have an autonomic nervous system comprised of two parts: the parasympathetic and sympathetic. The parasympathetic balances the sympathetic. When you have a massage, the parasympathetic is activated and thus allows your body to relax. When you are stressed, the sympathetic is activated and you will feel the urge to fight or flight. So if stress and tension are the reasons why you are not sleeping very well, you might be relieved to know that one of the benefits of massage therapy is improved sleep patterns.Some people even fall asleep while having a professional massage. |
Herbal Viagra
Herbal Viagra:
Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture can provide a safe natural alternative to helping men with Erectile Dysfunction. The practitioner makes a diagnosis based on Chinese medical theory, and then determines whether acupuncture or herbal medicine or a combination of both would be the best means of treatment. |
Infertility
Infertility:
Intensive massage therapy is highly effective for clearing blocked fallopian tubes and can also help women with other infertilities caused by adhesions. |
The doctor of the future
will give no medicine but will
interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet and in the
cause and prevention of disease. Thomas A. Edison |