Herbal Oil Massage
Using herbal infused oil and essential oils to release muscle tensions and induce relaxation. The bespoke oils are formulated by considering your physical, mental and emotional conditions. Pressure can be modified from soft to deep depending on your preferences.
Shiatsu Massage
Shiatsu is a unique massage technique developed in Japan. It is a Zen healing art and usually performed without oil through light comfortable clothing. Shiatsu means "finger pressure" in Japanese and treatment involves fingers and palms pressure on various trigger points to release any stagnation in the body and enhance the body's own healing ability. It helps to regulate the autonomic nervous system, alleviate musculoskeletal pain, increase joint mobilities, promote circulation and eliminates the toxins out from the body.
Thai Massage
Thai massage employs stretching and rocking techniques to relieve tension and enhance flexibility and range of motion.
Hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy uses the physical properties of water like temperature, pressure and buoyancy for therapeutic purposes. It includes pool exercises, steam bath, sitz bath, sauna, foot bath, contrast therapy, warming socks, wrap, and compression.
Using herbal infused oil and essential oils to release muscle tensions and induce relaxation. The bespoke oils are formulated by considering your physical, mental and emotional conditions. Pressure can be modified from soft to deep depending on your preferences.
Shiatsu Massage
Shiatsu is a unique massage technique developed in Japan. It is a Zen healing art and usually performed without oil through light comfortable clothing. Shiatsu means "finger pressure" in Japanese and treatment involves fingers and palms pressure on various trigger points to release any stagnation in the body and enhance the body's own healing ability. It helps to regulate the autonomic nervous system, alleviate musculoskeletal pain, increase joint mobilities, promote circulation and eliminates the toxins out from the body.
Thai Massage
Thai massage employs stretching and rocking techniques to relieve tension and enhance flexibility and range of motion.
Hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy uses the physical properties of water like temperature, pressure and buoyancy for therapeutic purposes. It includes pool exercises, steam bath, sitz bath, sauna, foot bath, contrast therapy, warming socks, wrap, and compression.
