Swedish
Provides deep muscular and mind relaxation and activates circulation. The massage is done on entire body or performed on a specific area for therapeutic benefit. Massaging oil is used for ease and comfort as well as for moisturizing effect on the skin.
Deep Tissue Massage
This technique is used to treat chronic tensions, the rhythm is very slow and with more accentuated pressure on the problematic areas, the maneuvers are practised without oil. The massage
therapist can use his forearms, his elbows, his fists to release the adhesions. This technique is recommended to treat postural disorders, sciatica, sports injuries, recurring muscle tension. Its benefits: blood pressure reduction, reduction in the level of stress hormones and reduction in heart rate. This type of massage is considered therapeutic.
Lymphatic drainage
Aims to stimulate lymphatic flow, to detoxify the body and to build the immune system. Without any use of oil, light pressure movements characterize this massage.
Japanese Head Spa
Japanese Head Spa, a scalp treatment, is an ancient Japanese practice that aims to revitalize and relax the scalp. The history of Japanese Head Spa has its roots in the belief that a healthy scalp is essential for strong, shiny hair, as well as for overall health. The Head Spa aims to combine high-quality hair care with moments of deep relaxation, including stress reduction and improved hair health.
Massage therapy for children
Offered to children of five years of age and older suffering from stress, insomnia or anxiety. Therapeutic touch provides physical and mental comfort; it promotes relaxation and concentration of the mind and is known to influence physical growth an self-esteem. Presence of parents is required.
Pre-natal massage
Appreciated by mothers-to-be, this treatment brings comfort in body areas such as lower back, legs and buttocks; contributes to alleviate fatigue and stress.
