Aurora, CO · Release stress, restore calm
1-Hour Therapeutic Massage — includes consultation and 1 hour of full-body relief & relaxation.
Massage Therapy is a form of hands-on physical therapy that uses kneading and rubbing to relieve muscular tension, improve blood circulation, and ease mental stresses. This practice helps increase the production of neurotransmitters, improves respiration rate and lung capacity, releases muscle tissue, and decreases anxiety levels.
It works by utilizing slow strokes and long tapping techniques, which restore the proper flow of blood to the affected area. This also helps prevent muscle weakness, stiffness, and cramps. The technique is applied to different body parts depending on their level of flexibility and areas that require stress relief.
Uses kneading and circular strokes to reach the deeper layers of muscle tissue, promoting relaxation and improved circulation.
A very focused form of massage which uses slow strokes to relieve muscle tension and pain in the deeper muscle layers.
Enhances the flow of oxygen and blood to the muscles through vigorous strokes. Improves flexibility and speeds up recovery time from injuries.
Uses smooth, heated stones that retain warmth. The stones' heat and weight help relieve muscle tension and create deep relaxation.
Uses the thumbs and fingers to apply pressure to specific points on the feet that correspond with other parts of the body.
Uses firm strokes to encourage the movement of lymph fluid around the body, helping reduce tissue swelling and discomfort.
A combination of gentle stretches and light pressure to reduce muscle tension and help rebalance circulation for expecting mothers.
Uses essential oils to release natural chemicals in the skin that help relieve stress and tension while soothing the senses.
We begin with a comprehensive evaluation to understand your full health picture — not just your symptoms. Through advanced assessments, we identify the underlying issues preventing your body from healing and functioning at its best.
Our customized recommendations are created specific to your needs with your goals in mind. Using gentle, targeted therapies, we correct imbalances and support your body's natural healing processes — without drugs or band-aids.
Healing doesn't have to be complicated. When we get to the root, your body does the rest. You deserve to live a life you love, doing the things that matter most to you. Let's help you feel better, faster — naturally.
Massage therapy and chiropractic care are powerful therapies that benefit greatly when used together. Chiropractic care realigns your skeletal structure, releasing tension and promoting balance. Having a massage first increases blood flow and stress release, making your muscles more flexible and the chiropractic procedure much smoother.
When these therapies are combined, pain relief becomes more significant and enduring. Along with relieving sore muscles and improving your health, the combination also has psychological advantages — massages are known to trigger the brain to produce dopamine, improving memory, focus, and alertness.
If you suffer from muscle pain caused by a sports injury, car accident, arthritis, or other health problem, a massage will help speed up the healing process with deep pressure on the affected area while increasing circulation, giving you relief from pain.
Both massage and chiropractic treatment may produce similar benefits, but they differ in how they operate on the body. Massage works on the soft tissues and muscles, while chiropractic focuses on the spine and nervous system. Choosing the right treatment depends on your specific needs.
Yes. Massage therapy treats many symptoms and illnesses, including chronic muscle pain, back aches, neck pain, and headaches. It can also help people with joint problems such as lower back pain and carpal tunnel syndrome.
There are many benefits, including relief from chronic pain, stress relief, anti-inflammatory abilities, and a decrease in depression and anxiety. Research also suggests it has value to the immune system and in helping to ward off illness.
Yes. Both are powerful therapies that benefit when used together. They improve normal, natural bodily function and mental well-being. Combining massage with chiropractic care can help you feel more relaxed and alleviate the pain associated with your condition.
Most people should avoid getting a massage when they have an acute injury and are experiencing swelling, bruising, or pain. Please consult your doctor for more information before getting a massage if you have any health concerns.
Yes, but only when performed by a trained and licensed massage therapist. Our practitioners are fully licensed and experienced in a wide range of therapeutic massage techniques.