This holistic and blissfully balancing enhancement envelopes you with CBD oil, leaving aches and pains in the distance. CBD is known for its anti-inflammatory and pain-reducing properties and helps relieve swelling, sore muscles, chronic pain and aching or stiff joints. Combined with massage, it helps release tight or overworked muscles, calms inflamed tissues, reduces soreness from exercise or stress, and improves recovery after travel, workouts, or long workdays. Imagine a deep, melt-into-the-table level of calm. Happy Buddha brand oil is comprised of organic CBD grown on 50 year pesticide-free land, with no GMO’s or heavy metals. A massage with Happy Buddha will leave you feeling completely recharged. Unlike oral CBD (which has to be metabolized), topical CBD goes directly to the area it’s applied. This means fast, targeted relief. By combining the healing power of touch with the plant-based benefits of CBD, you get a massage that goes deeper, soothes faster, and restores more fully.

Cupping is an ancient modality used for thousands of years with the earliest records dating back to the fourth century. Cupping is used for pain, inflammation, and relaxation as a type of deep tissue massage. This therapy dates to ancient Chinese, Egyptian, African and Middle Eastern cultures. It promotes increased circulation and helps to alleviate pain that occurs due to stagnation. While cupping can be a beneficial treatment on its own, it is a great complimentary therapy for massage or acupuncture. The suction and negative pressure provided by cupping loosens muscles, encourage blood flow, and sedates the nervous system.

Dry brushing is the process of manipulating the skin with a natural brush to stimulate lymph flow, exfoliate the skin and help reduce cellulite. It assists detoxification by increasing circulation and promoting lymph drainage. Dry brushing also stimulates your nervous system, leaving you feeling naturally energized and invigorated. Add it to your massage for the ultimate detox, and consider pairing with Infrared Sauna. The brush is yours to take post-treatment for continued at-home care.

Gua sha is an alternative therapy of traditional East Asian medicine. Sometimes called coining, spooning or scraping, it is a modality targeting an area of the body to intentionally create transitory therapeutic petechiae called ‘sha’. Raising sha removes blood stagnation considered pathogenic in traditional East Asian medicine. Modern research shows the transitory therapeutic petechiae produces an anti-inflammatory and immune protective effect that persists for days following Gua sha treatment, accounting for the immediate relief that patients feel. Gua sha offers a unique approach to issues like chronic pain. Your practitioner uses short and long strokes to stimulate microcirculation of the soft tissue, which increases blood flow.