Hands working across the upper back of a person lying face down on white linens.

Massage services

Five sessions, each with a different pace. Read what the work involves, then request the one that fits. Availability is confirmed after you write, not before.

Hands working across the upper back of a person lying face down on a white-covered table.01Swedish massageGliding strokes and kneading across the body, usually with oil or lotion. The rhythm is steady, and the pressure is meant to be comfortable enough to continue a conversation about it.Read the Swedish session A practitioner kneeling behind a seated person and working at the shoulder, in front of tall windows.02Deep tissue massageSlower strokes that stay on a smaller area. The pressure can be firm. You can lower it immediately. Soreness the next day is possible and is not a sign that an injury was treated.Read the deep tissue session A dim interior with black marble, a single lamp, and light reflected in the stone floor.03Couples massageTwo people share an appointment window. The room arrangement is part of scheduling, so it is confirmed when you call or email rather than assumed from a photograph. Each person still gets draping and a say in pressure.Read the couples session A practitioner in a linen shirt working along the shoulder of a person lying on a massage table beside a bright window.04Relaxation massageA quieter pace and gentler pressure than a technique-heavy Swedish session. It is for comfort. It is not a program for stress, sleep disorders, or mental health care.Read the relaxation session Two hands moving a smooth dark stone across the upper back during massage.05Hot stone massageWarmed stones are tested, then placed or moved slowly. Heat is a sensation, not a therapy claim. Tell us about numbness, broken skin, or pregnancy before this is offered.Read the hot stone session

A price is quoted with the appointment offer. Read how pricing is requested, or send an inquiry with the session you want.