Massage Therapy
The purpose of a massage is to relax muscles, improve circulation, and stretch connective tissue through the manipulation of muscles, skin, and joints. The benefits of massage can be summarized as follows:
- Causes an increase in blood circulation and helps to improve overall nutritional exchanges in the body
- Improves the body’s own metabolism to facilitate absorption of nutrition and elimination of wastes and toxins
- Can help relieve soreness and discomfort in muscles
- Can help relieve mental and physical fatigue
- Has a sedative effect on the nervous system and relaxes, thus reducing stress
- Feels good and gives the client a sense of well-being
- Improves the texture and softness of the skin
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MASSAGE TREATMENTS Both relaxation and therapeutic massages are offered at Floating Feather®.
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| $45 |
Floating Feather® Express Massage: 30-minute treatment. Experience the pleasure of this gentle, therapeutic massage designed to calm the mind, body, and spirit. An uncomplicated process of kneading, stroking, and pressing the body for the benefit of general well-being, this express massage also helps to eliminate body toxins and reduces stress.
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| $85 |
Floating Feather® Massage: 55-minute treatment. This is a deeply relaxing full-body massage designed to have you floating. Several massage modalities are used in the delivery of this massage with Swedish massage as the primary modality.
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This massage can also be delivered in an 85-minute treatment for $125.
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| $85 |
Therapeutic Massage: 55-minute treatment. This treatment utilizes the therapist's expertise to intuitively release tension, reduce pain, increase range of motion, and promote health and well-being. Some of the modalities that may be used include acupressure, myofascial release, stretching, and trigger point. Note: Treatment will vary due to the needs of clients and individual therapists' specialties.
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This massage can also be scheduled for 85 minutes for $125.
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| $90 |
Hot Stone Massage: 55-minute teatment. Devised by native cultures, this massage uses smooth, heated stones to massage the body. The warmth deeply penetrates tissues' softening muscles and providing complete relaxation.
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This massage can also be delivered in an 85-minute treatment for $135.
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| $90 |
Deep-Tissue Therapeutic Massage: 55-minute treatment. This massage is for the person who wants his or her knots and kinks worked out. The therapist begins with a needs assessment and then works on one or two areas of the body using slow strokes, direct pressure, and/or friction. The intention of a deep-tissue massage is to release tension, pain, and/or tightness in the muscles, tendons, and ligaments and to help improve range of motion and structural misalignment. Due to the focused nature of deep-tissue massage, this treatment does not typically include a full-body massage.
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This massage can also be delivered in an 85-minute treatment for $135.
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| $85 |
Prenatal Massage: 55-minute treatment. This massage is specifically designed for the pregnant woman. Pillows and side-laying techniques are used for maximum comfort and relief from the aches and pains of pregnancy. This massage is not recommended for women in their first trimester.
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This massage may also be purchased in a series of six prenatal massages and a complimentary postbirth Hot Stone Massage for $510.
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| $510 |
Floating Feather ® Massage Series: Purchase 6 Floating Feather® Massages to be used at any time you desire and receive a complimentary Floating Feather® massage.
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