Acupressure, Myofascial Release, Massage

Extending the Special price of $75 until January 21st, because we all need a break! Make 2021 your year to achieve much needed Relaxation, Balance, and better Health.

As the transition begins into Winter, with shorter daylight hours and colder, wet weather, we may feel like hibernating. And why not? While nature is resting and dormant, so should we be. Winter is the time for Rest, reflection, quiet, and listening; for restoring our energy for the coming Spring. Kidney and Bladder are the associated organs for Winter. Joint problems, low back pain, sciatica, fatigue, and ear problems are all winter symptoms that are well addressed by Acupressure.

In Five Element theory, Fall is the season of Letting Go, and Letting Come. Letting Go of old, stagnant things that do not serve us anymore, such as an object, a state of mind, or an idea, and Letting Come the new and the fresh. Just as the trees let go of their leaves every fall, making room for the new, fresh growth in the spring, letting go allows us to grow. The Lung and Large Intestine (Colon) are the associated organs for Fall. The associated emotion is Grief for the le...tting go aspect, but also Self-worth, Receptivity, and Respect for letting new things come to us. At this time, if we need release, are blocked or stagnant, we may experience constipation, colds, and skin rashes. We may also feel mentally constipated, stuck, or lost. If you’ve never tried Five Elements Acupressure before, this is an excellent time to open the door to this amazing healthway. And if you are not new to acupressure, you already know the many health benefits of its deep body and mind relaxation. See more

Five Elements Acupressure relieves Pain, Tension, Stress, Grief, Fatigue, Insomnia, assists with Injuries, illness, and promotes recovery. It creates profound, energized, deep relaxation with lasting effect. What is Acupressure? Acupressure is 5,000 years old and is the precursor of acupuncture. Five Elements Acupressure blends Japanese finger pressure techniques, acupuncture theory, Traditional Chinese Medicine theory, and Five Element theory, which is based on the natural c...Continue reading

Following recommended strict cleaning protocols to ensure the health and safety of all. Treatments will be spaced apart with a minimum gap of 30 minutes between clients. All surfaces will be sanitized between treatments. Hand sanitizer and masks are available for your use.