A Perfect Massage

Massage Prices:
15 minutes $20
30 minutes $35
60 minutes $65
75 minutes $80
90 minutes $95
Hot towel add-on $5

House Calls:
Are you too busy to visit my office?
Want to set up a girl spa day?
I will come to your house. Set the massage table up on time, and create an ambiance for you to escape and relax in your own familiar environment.
$25 Extra (1 hour minimum) price increases beyond Martinez.

Gift Certificates are now available

Call now to set up your appointment
(925) 228-1638

Breathe, Release,
and Relax…
with a therapeutic massage today!

Soothes and relaxes your muscles by stimulating key trigger points.
Improves circulation of both the blood and lymph throughout your body.
Increases oxygen intake and carbon dioxide release.
Re-lengthens muscular fibers, so you can stand tall again.
Increases the range of motion in your joints.
Balances the natural flow of energy through your body.
Creates time for you to be aware of your mental and physical peace.
Smoothes out the aches and pains of everyday stresses.
Ahhhh…It simply feels good!

Swedish: A nice flowing massage that connects your whole body. All strokes are applied in the direction of the heart. It helps stimulate circulation, frees adhesions, decreases swelling, releases tension, and relaxes the whole body.

Trigger Points: Are highly irritable spots in the muscle tissue that contribute critically to pain. We accumulate these points of tension throughout life and retain them in the memory cells of our muscles. When these points are found an alternate method of deep tissue is applied. The point is held for 7 seconds then released and repeated.

Foot Reflexology: The foot is the map of our body. The entire foot connects via nerves and meridians to particular organs and body parts, so when the feet are being rubbed the rest of the body benefits-plus it feels delicious. Put your feet up, increase the circulation after a long day, and take a nap (my dad always did/does).

Shiatsu: The body has a natural current of energy that flows through invisible pathways, which can become blocked from physical and emotional stress. By holding points along the meridians (energy pathways) then rocking or stretching the meridians, we can increase the circulation and increase the energy along that pathway. There are 12 major meridians in our body, which correspond to our 12 major organs, thus our entire system is treated.

Aromatherapy: An ayruvedic technique that uses the pure essential oils derived from plants to aid in the healing process. The oils are diffused through the air, or applied on the skin. Many oils are medicinal and serve as health benefits; they are also pleasurable to the senses, and can evoke interesting memories. Specific oils are chosen to accommodate the client’s needs.

Sports Massage: Pre and post massage rejuvenates certain muscle groups, for people that have strenuous workouts or sporting events. It helps athletes perform at their highest capacity by increasing circulation and mobility.

Somatic Technique: Both massage therapist and client actively participate through this session. Specific muscle groups are stretched to release chronically tight muscles. The specific stretching technique shortens and lengthens the muscle, so the muscle becomes aware of its fullest movement potential.

Reiki: This is a difficult technique to describe. Because it is Energy work, it really is something you must receive to grasp the hidden, yet deep connection. The universal life force manifests from all that exists. This energy technique works with the subtle vibrations your body sends out. We were born with this energetic ability, and we should acknowledge its presence. Reiki is non-invasive and works between the spiritual, mental, and physical levels.

Hot Towel Treatment- (Add On): Steaming hot towels are wrapped or placed on a body part: feet, back, neck, face, etc. The heat penetrates and softens the tissue layers, which increases circulation and deep relaxation-it feels incredible.
* Sacred hot stone therapy coming in November 2006*

Deep Tissue: An advanced Swedish technique, which specifically addresses the deeper layers of muscle tissue. The therapist utilizes reinforced hands, an elbow, knee, or fist to apply deep pressure at a target area. Moving into the muscle slowly with your breath to gain more depth into the muscle gives relief to those deeply rooted pains.

Acupressure: The ancient eastern philosophy has delivered a tried and true healing technique that looks at the person as a whole rather than parts. Over 5,000 years of trial and error with the meridian system; the Chinese have developed a system that while holding certain arrangements of points along the meridians the body will open up and allow for the healing to begin. This is a calming and non-invasive technique.