Massage Therapy:
A technique that relaxes muscles, improves circulation and stretches connective tissue through the manipulation of muscles, skin and joints.

Reflexology:
A therapy that focuses on specific reflex points in the feet that correspond with specific internal organs in order to aid the travel of energy through the body. This therapy was widely used in ancient Egypt, China and India.

Deep Tissue:
Especially beneficial for the physically active individual. This treatment provides a deep, strong massage to alleviate tightness and strain.

Aromatherapy:
An ancient practice involving the use of essential oils to promote healing through the stimulation of olfactory nerves and the subsequent mental, circulatory and respiratory responses to the scents. The essential oils used in aromatherapy treatments are typically derived from plants, plant roots, flowers and seeds. Aromatherapy is incorporated in the massage by infusion with certain carrier oils. The use of aromatherapy dates back to nearly 4000 BC.

Hot Stone Therapy:
Relaxing, therapeutic treatment in which dark smooth stones, (from Michigan's own Lake Huron) are heated and then used to glide over muscles providing deeper penetration, allowing stress and tension to melt away.

Pre-Natal:
Designed for the expectant mother, this massage is specifically focused on lower back, neck and shoulder pain. Special cushions are used for support and relief from swelling and cramping.