Massage Therapies

There is no one modality of bodywork that is more therapeutically beneficial than another. We recommend trying modalities that pique your interest or speak to your specific needs. That’s a great place to start.

Ashiatsu Bar Therapy massage with feet on back

Ashiatsu Bar Therapy

  • Consistent, steady deep pressure throughout session.
    Circulatory benefits
    Increases body’s healing
    and more

  • Looking for deeper pressure?Ashiatsu Bar Therapy is a hybrid between Swedish and Deep-Tissue Massage performed with bare feet while the client rests comfortably on the table. The therapist uses bars above the head for balance. Oils are generously applied to the body. The technique combines centrifugal and centripetal pumping movement that benefits the client by creating structural change and suppleness in soft tissue. Because the therapist is able to use the weight of their body, it is considered one of the deepest techniques in the field of therapeutic massage and bodywork.

  • 1hr $125
    1.5hr is $170

Couple holding hands

Couple’s Massage

  • Relaxation
    Couple’s bonding
    and more

  • Our Couple’s Massage is a relaxing shared experience offered in the same or seperate rooms simultaneously. You can combine any modality you like. For instance, add Deep-Tissue Massage simultaneously, or combine different modalities.

    We have 30 minute, 45 minute, 1 hour, 1 hour and 15 minute, or 1.5 hour available.

  • The right therapists will be chosen according to the therapies the couple desires.

  • Dependant on modalities chosen.
    Click on each modality for pricing.
    Ranges in price depending on modality from $105/ hour to $125/ hour.
    Once you know modality you like and pricing, then call us to book your couple’s massage.

Massage therapist hands on top of head

CranioSacral Therapy

  • By complementing the body's natural healing processes, CST is increasingly used as a preventive health measure for its ability to bolster resistance to disease, and is effective for a wide range of medical problems associated with pain and dysfunction, including but not limited to:

    Migraine Headaches
    Chronic Neck and Back Pain
    Motor-Coordination Impairments
    Colic
    Autism
    Cancer such as breast cancer, thyroid cancer, mesothelioma +
    Central Nervous System Disorders
    Orthopedic Problems
    Traumatic Brain
    Spinal Cord Injuries
    Scoliosis
    Infantile Disorders
    Learning Disabilities
    Chronic Fatigue
    Emotional Difficulties
    Stress and Tension-Related Problems
    Fibromyalgia and other Connective-Tissue Disorders
    Temporomandibular Joint Syndrome (TMJ)
    Neurovascular or Immune Disorders
    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
    Post-Surgical Dysfunction
    Mesothelioma Cancer

    Visit this site to learn how pleural mesothelioma patients are using craniosacral therapy as palliative care during cancer treatment.

  • CranioSacral Therapy, or (CST), is a gentle, hands-on method of evaluating and enhancing the functioning of a physiological body system called the CranioSacral System. This system is comprised of the membranes and cerebrospinal fluid that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord. These tissues control the development and performance of the central nervous system. Within the walls of these membranes lies the endocrine system, which houses all of the glands that produce the hormones for regulating body function. Because of these close relations, CST can affect a range of conditions in the body and can help promote a healthy immune system.

    Using a soft experienced touch, the practitioners release restrictions in the body's fascia and craniosacral system to improve the functioning of the central nervous system.

  • Individual or Multi-hands sessions are available. Individual sessions offer a powerful therapeutic healing and private setting. The benefits of a multi-hands session bring an exponentially speedy therapeutic value to a treatment.

    30 m, $90
    45 m, $105
    1 hr, $125
    1.25 hr, $150
    1.5 hr, $170

    Multihands / two therapists:
    1 hr, $250

    Multihands; two therapists:
    1.5 hr, $340

Massage therapist hands overlapped on ribs of client

Deep-Tissue Massage

  • Deep relaxation
    Pain relief
    Relief from muscle tension

  • Neuromuscular Therapy is a form of Deep-Tissue Massage that pinpoints "knots" in the muscle fibers. This pressure is maintained until the tissue softens and the client is relieved of pain and discomfort.

  • Connective Tissue Therapy is a form of deep tissue massage that uses broad long slow gliding motion across the muscle fibers both longitudinally and transversely. This therapy focuses on stretching the muscle tissue and elongating the fibers. The client is benefited by deep relaxation and pain and muscle tension is relieved

  • 30 m, $70
    45 m, $90
    1 hr, $105
    1.25 hr, $130
    1.5 hr, $155
    2 hr, $205

    Add-on Aromatherapy for $15

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Hospice Massage

  • Relief from pain and anxiety
    Improved circulation
    Relief from insomnia

  • Hospice massage utilizes techniques of traditional Swedish Massage. These are modified and adapted to the recipient’s condition and location; using gentle touch. Offered in home, Hospice Massage can provide relief from the pain, anxiety, and insomnia that often accompany end of life journey. It can also assist in circulation, decreasing the risk of ulcers. Compassionate touch can soothe and nurture when there is sadness, fear, and confusion. 

    There is no need for traditional massage table or chair usually required for an outcall. Hospice massage is offered bedside, or at a recliner; wherever the patient is comfortable. It is completely tailored to the individual and may touch on several areas of the body, or may be limited to the hands and feet, head, neck, and shoulders. Lotion or oil and music will be provided by the therapist. Aromatherapy add-on available.

  • Contact us for more information.

  • Sessions are 30 - 45 minutes in length, depending on the patient's comfort and energy levels.

    $55- $80 within Rochester.
    Additional $20 travel fee outside of Rochester, but within Monroe County, or $30 travel fee to adjacent counties.

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Hot-Stone Massage

  • Pain Relief
    Mood Elevation
    Anxiety Management

    Health Conditions:
    Muscular aches and pains
    BackPain
    Arthritis
    Fibromyalgia
    Stress
    Circulatory problems
    Insomnia
    Depression

  • Hot stone massage is a form of bodywork that uses smooth, heated basalt stones, a volcanic rock that absorbs and retains heat well. The heat is penetrating and deeply relaxes both body and mind. The stones are heated in water, and are both placed on the body and used in the palms of the hands to massage the body.

  • Individual or Multi-hands sessions are available. Individual sessions offer a powerful therapeutic healing and private setting. The benefits of a multi-hands session bring an exponentially speedy therapeutic value to a treatment.

    1 hr, $125
    1.5 hr, $170

Closeup of pregnant belly

Pre-Natal Massage

  • Massage can be an instrumental tool in both mother's and child's prenatal care regiment. Studies show that prenatal massage can relieve muscle aches and joint pains, give relief from headaches, reduce anxiety, decrease symptoms of depression, improve sleep, reduce pain associated with sciatic nerve compression, and improve labor outcomes. Prenatal massage promotes a healthy immune system, reduces swelling, and induces relaxation, which translates to a happier and healthier mother and newborn. Prenatal massage is given to the client while propped up with comfortable pillows under the head and neck and between the knees.

  • 30 m, $70
    45 m, $90
    1 hr, $105
    1.25 hr, $130
    1.5 hr, $155
    2 hr, $205

    Add-On Aromatherapy for $15

Senior's hands outstretched into the light

Senior Massage

  • Deep relaxation
    Pain relief
    Relief from muscle tension

  • Massage therapy for seniors is meant to help maintain optimal health, minimizing the declines that will become more noticeable over time. Even in optimal health, daily living takes a toll on the body. As we age, the immune system responds more slowly to injuries and infections. Chronic conditions develop- back and joint issues- arthritis and repetitive stress injuries, loss of strength and flexibility. Restless sleep, insomnia, longer recovery and increased pain from usual activities are not unexpected. These are just some of the natural, unpreventable processes of aging.

    If your health is not good, massage can assist with better sleep, less pain, and less stiffness. Massage can also help with the anxiety and depression that can accompany a changing lifestyle. Regardless of where you are on the spectrum of geriatrics, massage therapy can be a beneficial part of your silver years.

  • Contact us for more information.

  • 30 m, $60
    45 m, $80
    1 hr, $95
    1.25 hrs, $120
    1.5 hr, $145

    or sliding scale depending on Therapist's discretion

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Reflexology

  • Stress relief
    Relaxation
    Circulatory Benefits

  • Reflexology is the application of pressure, stretch and movement to the feet and hands to effect corresponding parts of the body. Reflexologists view the feet and hands as a mirror image of the body. By applying specific pressure to the feet and hands, patterns of stress in other parts of the body are broken up.

  • Please call us and we will match you with one of our trained therapists.

  • 30 m, $90
    45 m, $105
    1 hr $125
    1.5 hr $170

    1hr Spa Session $150 - includes salt scrub and aromatherapy foot bath

    1.5 hr Spa Session $190 - includes salt scrub and aromatherapy foot bath

Massage therapist doing floor stretches with client

Shiatsu

  • Balance
    Flexibility

  • Currently not accepting new clients for Shiatsu.

    Shiatsu is a Japanese healing art that is based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is given on a mat on the floor with the client wearing loose, comfortable clothing. Shiatsu includes finger pressure, palm pressure, facilitated stretching and range of motion applied to various parts of the body. The same points that are addressed in acupuncture are also used in Shiatsu with applied finger pressure. The goal is to bring more balance and flexibility to the body, mind and spirit.

  • We will recommend the right therapist at booking. Call us, today!

  • 1.25 hr, $150
    1.5 hr, $170

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Sports Massage

  • Clears energy blockages
    Improves flexibility
    Relaxes the body

  • Sports Massage focuses on releasing muscle tension and restoring balance to the musculo-skeletal system using a combination of circulatory and deep tissue techniques. The intention is to target the athlete's sports specific muscle groups to enhance circulation, reduce adhesions and flush toxins out of the muscles. Regular sports massage maintenance sessions can improve performance, help alleviate pain and discomfort, and help prevent injury by keeping the muscles supple and free of scar tissue. Sports massage can also significantly reduce the healing time of many sports related injuries.

  • 30 m, $70
    45 m, $90
    1 hr, $105
    1.25 hr, $130
    1 hr, $155
    2 hr $205

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Swedish Massage

  • Enhances circulation
    Oxygenated blood will return nutrition and healing to the cells and tissues of the affected areas
    Relaxes and realigns muscle fibers

  • A massage technique that uses oils or lotions applied directly to the skin, with long, connecting strokes, to help increase circulation and deep relaxation in the body. The focus is to bring oxygen and nutrients to the tissues by boosting the circulatory system.

  • 30 m, $70
    45 m, $90
    1 hr, $105
    1.25 hr, $130
    1.5 hr, $155
    2 hr, $205

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Thai Massage

  • Clears energy blockages
    Improves flexibility
    Relaxes the body

  • Currently not accepting new clients for Thai Massage.

    Often referred to as "yoga massage," Thai Massage (Nuad Boran) is an ancient healing system from Thailand that combines passive yoga movements, stretches, massage, and acupressure. The underlying intention of Thai massage is to clear blockages in the body's energy lines, which in turn frees the body to be more balanced, flexible, and open. Thai massage is given on a mat on the floor, with the client dressed in loose, comfortable clothing.

  • Coming soon.

  • 1.25 hr $150
    1.5 hr $170

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Tien Di Bamboo + Cupping

  • Enhances circulation
    Improves internal respiration
    Oxygenated blood will return nutrition and healing to the cells and tissues of the affected areas
    Relaxes and realigns muscle fibers without causing micro tears
    Chronic pain
    Stiff muscles or joints
    Aids in elimination of fatigue
    Improves emotional and psychological states

  • Tien Di translates to earth and sky and has it's origin in Asian medicine and philosophy. It incorporates three techniques; the use of bamboo tools (Cho sticks), Asian glass cups, and Gua Sha.

    The Cho Sticks:
    Cho sticks are used as an extension of the therapists hands to incorporate deep penetrating pressure into the muscles. As clients muscles are worked, the energy that is contained within the walls of the bamboo is transferred to them, creating a variety of unique sensations. Clients have expressed feeling a tingling all over the body, and a sensation that the bamboo somehow conforms and bends to their body.

    How do the Cho sticks work? The Cho sticks contain a compound called silica. Unique properties of which are quartz like crystal matrixes that are activated when they encounter the right conditions of mechanical stress, such as the use of these bamboo tools for massage. Two properties of quartz are the Piezo and Pyro electricity effect, both producing an electric charge. Piezoelectricity is activated with pressure, and Pyroelectricity with heat. As the therapist applies pressure to the body using the Cho sticks to massage, the friction that is created activates the molecular structure in the silica.

    The Glass Cups:
    Cupping is a method of applying acupressure by creating a vacuum next to the client’s skin. In Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) it involves leaving glass, plastic, or bamboo cups on the skin. Originally, the cups were made of bamboo. Here, we use glass cups and the cups are continually in motion as the therapist uses them to glide over the surface of the skin. Cupping is the opposite of massage. In massage, compression techniques are used. However, with cupping the technique suctions and lifts. Cupping has been found to penetrate the human body up to four inches deep, causing tissues to release toxins to the skins surface, activating the lymphatic system, clearing stretch marks, and improving varicose veins.

    Gua Sha Technique:
    Gua Sha, Gua meaning “to scrape or extract”, and Sha, meaning “sand or toxins”, is a traditional ancient Chinese healing technique that dates back over two thousand years. Round-edged instruments made of horn, bone or pieces of jade are used to work along the surface of the skin to scrape away the remnants of toxins after cupping has drawn them to the skins surface. This ancient method is used to promote Chi or bioelectric vital life energy, blood circulation and the removal of toxic heat, stagnant blood and lymph fluid from the body.

    Cupping and Gua Sha are techniques that come as an aid to finish the work done with the Cho sticks. They suction and sweep away what has surfaced from the treatment. These three techniques together make a complete and powerful Tian Di session. It is not unusual that the positive effects of Tian Di continue for days after the session.

  • 1 hr, $125
    1.25 hr, $150
    1.5 hr, $170
    2 hr, $245

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