Additional Treatments Available
Reflexology
Reflexology is based on the theory that there are reflex points on the feet, hands, and head linked to every part of the body. It is a type of therapy that uses gentle pressure on specific points along your feet (and possibly on your hands or ears as well) to help you feel better, relieve tension and treat illness. It can ease stress and stimulate reflex points that can help your body work better. It’s also known as zone therapy.
The way reflexology connects spots on the outside of your body to the inside is a bit like acupuncture and acupressure but those therapies use points all over your body, not just on your feet, hands, and ears. While the reflexologists do use their hands, it isn’t a form of massage.
The therapist will start by asking questions about your health, what you eat, your lifestyle, and any conditions you have. Your answers will help them decide whether to work on your feet, hands, ears, or a combination of those. You might sit in a reclining chair or lie down on a table. You’ll keep your clothes on, but wear something comfortable so you can better relax.
The treatment will begin by gently smoothing oil or cream on your feet. Next, they’ll put mild to moderate pressure on one foot at a time using different techniques. Sessions are usually 30 or 60 minutes long. At some point, you might feel so relaxed that you fall asleep!
Craniosacral Treatment
Craniosacral Therapy is a form of alternative medicine that focuses on the bones, membranes, and fluid of the craniosacral system, which includes the skull, spine, and cerebrospinal fluid.
Principles of CST - The craniosacral system can become restricted or unbalanced due to factors such as stress, trauma, or birth injuries. The Craniosacral Therapist uses gentle touch to assess and release these restrictions, allowing the body to restore its natural balance and function.
Benefits can include a wide range of conditions, including:
Headaches and migraines
Neck pain and stiffness
Stress and anxiety
Scoliosis
Birth trauma
Chronic pain
Acupressure
Acupressure involves applying pressure to specific points on the body, known as acupoints.
Principles of Acupressure: Acupressure is based on the traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) concept of Qi (pronounced "chee"), which is the vital energy that flows through the body. According to TCM, imbalances in Qi can lead to various health problems. Acupressure aims to stimulate these points and restore the flow of Qi.
Benefits of Acupressure can include:
Pain relief: It may help relieve pain from conditions such as headaches, back pain, and menstrual cramps.
Stress reduction: Acupressure can promote relaxation and reduce stress.
Nausea relief: It may be effective in reducing nausea and vomiting.
Improved sleep: Acupressure may help improve sleep quality.
Boosting immunity: It is believed to stimulate the body's immune system
Cryotherapy
The Subzero cryotherapy machine uses pressurized CO₂ gas to target a local area of the body and cause “thermal shock.” The sudden decrease in temperature rapidly activates the body’s healing response to remove toxins from the skin, promote growth of healthy collagen fibers, contours the body, and reduces fat through Cryolipolysis. It triggers physiological processes that promote rapid body sculpting (Cryoslimming), tightens skin and can reduce face puffiness. This brief treatment can promote noticeable cosmetic improvements, and swift reductions in pain and inflammation—all without bruising, scarring, or downtime. Cryotherapy has been proven very effective for a range of issues. You’ll be amazed at what even a few minutes of cryotherapy can do for your skin and overall health!
Orthopedic uses can include: Inflammation Reduction, Pain Relief, IT Band Syndrome, Plantar Fasciitis Treatment, Sciatica, Carpal Tunnel, Arthritis Relief, Tendonitis, Bursitis, Shin Splints, Whiplash, Post Surgery Recovery, Meniscus Injury Recovery, Sports & Athletic Recovery, Shoulder Impingements, Rotator Cuff Tears, Herniated Discs, Low Back Pain, Improving Mood, Energy, Relaxation
Aesthetic uses can include: Skin Rejuvenation, Scar Reduction, Skin Tightening, Skin Improvements, Cellulite Reduction, Lymphatic Drainage, Brighten Faded Tattoos, Prevent Hair Loss, Fat Loss, Cryo Slimming, Facials, Reduce Fine Lines & Wrinkles, Soothes Irritated Skin, Promotes Healing
This treatment combines energy approaches with authentic essential oils for a harmonizing, rejuvenating, and relaxing treatment. If you’re prone to reoccurring health issues or your body feels like it’s off-balance at times, you might want to consider trying an Essential Oil Treatment. Inspired by Native American wellness traditions this is a natural way to align the body and mind for a deeply harmonizing, rejuvenating, and relaxing experience.
Essential Oil Treatment combines aromatherapy, reflexology, and the feathering of the oils into the skin. It is a non-invasive therapy using a sequence of essential oils that are applied to certain areas of the body, warm towels for added comfort and water and essential oils that are diffused into the air for the ultimate calming and healing effect. This technique encourages immune system, nervous system, digestive system and circulatory system support while ultimately providing full-body balance.
Aromatherapy & Essential Oil Treatment
Cold/Hot stone therapy involves using chilled or warmed smooth stones then gently placing or rolling them over the face, neck, or other areas of the body. Chilled or warmed face masks and eye packs may also be used. The cooling/warming sensations from this type of therapy cause vasoconstriction and dilation of the blood vessels. It effectively treats inflammation, redness, facial tension lines and wrinkles. The cold can have a very soothing effect on the delicate skin of the face and neck. The icy marble stone massage can tone, lift and firm your face, adding to the overall results of any facial!
Sinus problems may be soothed with cold stone massage. The stones are placed on top of a cloth placed over the face to protect the skin. The cold temperature of the stones may work to alleviate nasal swelling and reduce sinus congestion. Other benefits can include improved circulation and calming of the nervous system.
Ice treatment can also be applied to other areas of the body that may suffering with inflammation or soreness. .
Cold/Hot Stone Face Treatment
Scalp / Hair Treatment
A scalp/hair treatment is a specialized routine that aims to improve the health of both your scalp and hair. Treatments can include use of serums, oils, masks or essential oils to promote a healthy environment for hair growth and nourishment.
These ingredients are applied to the scalp/hair to moisturize scalp and strengthen the hair. Next the scalp is stimulated to increase blood circulation which supports healthier hair follicles and encourages hair growth.
Benefits can include: Improved scalp health, reduced issues like dandruff, itchiness, dryness, and excess oil, promotes hair growth by unclogging and stimulating follicles, increased circulation leading to healthier and faster growing hair, strengthen hair by promoting a healthy scalp which provides a better foundation for stronger hair strands, boost shine and manageability, improve the overall appearance and texture of your hair, promote relaxation, stress relief and overall sense of well-being. This healthy and relaxing treatment is a must try!
Scrubs and Wraps
The main purpose of a salt scrub is to shed dead skin cells that are making your skin look dull, uneven, and patchy. Those who swear by them praise sea salt scrubs for their ability to get rid of dead skin gently, removing dullness and making you look and feel younger. Regularly getting rid of dead skin also promotes faster skin cell turnover, revealing a fresh. clearer, brighter appearance waiting underneath.
Salt scrubs work great on tough skin like your elbows, feet and heels. These are excellent places for a salt scrub — the scrub will work over those dry areas and restore your skin.
Sugar scrubs are good all over because they're gentle and will soften your body and face.
Wraps can be done on hands, feet or back and are used for various reasons. They can remineralize, hydrate, stimulate, detoxify and promote relaxation, to name a few. The products used will determine the effects and results. The use of Body Wraps dates back to ancient Egypt, Rome and Greece.
Scrubs and wraps are prepared by combining your chosen ingredients with a carrier oil, usually olive oil, jojoba oil, grapeseed oil or coconut oil. Essential oils and other add-ins can be mixed in as well to promote the desired smell and effect.
Add-ins available: Essential oils (peppermint, lavender, lemongrass, orange, frankincense, ylang ylang, bergamot, clary sage, tea tree, eucalyptus, lemon, rosemary, cedarwood, rose, thyme, sandalwood, patchouli, cypress, vetiver, basil, cinnamon, jasmine, and vanilla), Himalayan salt, Red clay, Epsom salt, Papaya, Seaweed or Ginger.
Qi Gong
Qigong practitioners believe the Qi that course through our entire being must flow properly, like a river. If there is a block, Qi becomes stagnant and prevents other parts of the body from being nourished. If the Qi flows too rapidly, it causes degeneration or exhaustion of the internal organs. Qigong helps to balance these energies, filling deficiencies and removing excess. Receiving a Qigong treatment activates acupressure points, meridians, and organ systems, according to Traditional Chinese Medicine. Therefore receiving Qigong can be similar to a powerful acupuncture treatment.
A Qigong treatment is done by activating pressure points over clothing. A tool may be used to increase activation. These tools may consist of precious metals, or stones (silver, gold, brass, jade, etc.).
Sometimes called guided imagery or visualization, with this method of meditation you form mental images of places or situations you find relaxing. Sress is a modern epidemic! Guided Meditation is known to relieve stress. It is a very beneficial exercise that gently introduces you to a healthy stress relieving practice. Typically, our thoughts are all over the map, during a guided meditation practice, you train the mind to stay put. Because the mind has a tendency to wander where it will, many of us find it easier to focus and relax when our minds aren’t entirely left to their own devices. This form of meditation is often led by a (real live) guide that encourages use of as many of the five senses as possible, such as smells, sights, sounds and textures. This process can be combined with other treatments for a complete mind-body experience.
Guided Meditation
Emotional Release & Tapping
Emotional Release Therapy is an energy healing method that has become widely known as one of the most effective methods for creating quick and lasting change for someone. It involves releasing and overcoming stuck emotions like anger, sadness, guilt, grief and hurt within both the mind and the body. Emotional Release Therapy can help you feel better by releasing the stress of stuck emotional energy and reducing the resulting physical somatic symptoms. The emotional energy associated with many conditions is often released resulting in improved emotional and physical health.
Tapping is a mind-body therapy that draws on the traditional Chinese medicine practice of acupuncture. It involves tapping key acupressure points (acupoints) on the hands, face, and body with your fingertips while focusing on uncomfortable feelings or concerns, and using positive affirmations to neutralize those feelings.
Research suggests that tapping can relieve stress, diminish cravings, improve performance, and even help relieve of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It is an alternative treatment for physical pain and emotional distress. It's also referred to as psychological acupressure. People who use this technique believe tapping the body can create a balance in your energy system and thought processing which promotes peace, relaxation and a sense of wellbeing.
Additional Treatments
Breathwork - Nutritional Advising - Progressive Muscle Relaxation - Relaxation Techniques - Mind - Body Connect Integration/training
The main aspects of personal wellness:
Physical, Emotional, Social, Spiritual, Financial and Intellectual. In order to be considered "well," it is imperative for none of these areas to be neglected.
The five pillars of health:
Nutrition, Water, Exercise, Positive Thoughts, Sleep. These pillars work together to keep your mind and body healthy.
