MASSAGE THERAPY
therapeutic bodywork customized to your body's needs—incorporating advanced techniques to address pain, restore function, and keep you moving optimally.
Classic massage with nina
60 minutes: $130
90 minuts: $195
A full 60 or 90 minutes of pure relaxation and therapy. This massage is uniquely tailored to each individual.
Optional add-on: Red Light Therapy Mat
60 Minutes: $150
90 Minutes: $225
Enjoy the benefits of red light therapy and near infrared frequency to enhance skin health and reduce inflammation.
Full Spectrum CBD Full Body Massage
60 minutes: $150
90 minutes: $225
This Full Body massage uses a Full Spectrum CBD massage oil to bring Relax to another level. Effects can be felt for up to days after. It has been reported to enhance sleep, reduce chronic pain and tension and leave the body and mind with an overall sense of well being. The 90-minute massage includes a little more CBD oil-375 mg vs the one hour 250 with a little extra time.
Medically Prescribed Treatment Massage
$200
This is for treatment of specific areas injured by trauma. Prescription from a physician and a medical intake is required. Insurance billing is provided for this session. Must be referred before scheduling this appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
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When a client arrives for their session, they are greeted, and shown the massage room. A verbal intake is performed and I go from the verbal intake to find out every day life activity, injuries, allergies and what the expectation of the client is for that session. Every individual is different and unique and I assess which of the modalities combined would be the best outcome for their expectations. I use many modalities often combined such as swedish, MFR, stretching, Muscle activation, cupping, gua sha, microcurrent, red light and sometimes even tuning fork.
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Please schedule only the one hour session, and leave a message when scheduling on Vagaro. An intake form will be emailed to you and will need to be completed prior to your appointment. A prescription from your physician along with a diagnosis code is necessary for me to bill your insurance company and a prior authorization from your insurance provider stating that you are covered to get massage therapy from a massage therapist is also needed before I will bill your insurance company.
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I never have a set amount of time to tell people, as everyone is unique and different. Depending on activity level and if an injury is being treated, sometimes a few appointments closer together may be beneficial before getting into what I call a maintenance routine. That may vary from person to person. Getting in body work when you can is better than none at all.