Depending on your needs, a session may incorporate some of the following:
Lymphatic Drainage
A gentle technique that encourages movement within the lymphatic system. This work supports detoxification pathways, reduces swelling, and helps the body clear stagnation so circulation and immune function can operate more efficiently.
Myofascial Release
A slow and attentive approach to working with the connective tissue that surrounds muscles and structures throughout the body. By softening fascial restrictions, this work can release long-held tension patterns, improve mobility, and restore ease between the muscular and skeletal systems.
Aromatherapeutics
Medicated oils and carefully selected essential oils may be used to support the nervous system, circulation, and emotional regulation. Aromatic therapies engage both the body and the senses, helping deepen relaxation and therapeutic response.
Abdominal Therapy
Gentle hands-on work with the abdomen can support digestion, lymphatic movement, and the health of the internal organs. This work may also help release tension in the psoas and core structures that influence posture, stress response, and overall vitality.
Cupping Therapy
Cupping uses gentle suction to lift and decompress tissue, helping to increase circulation, release muscular tension, and move stagnation from deeper layers of the body.
Gua Sha
An ancient East Asian technique using smooth tools to stimulate circulation, encourage lymphatic flow, and release areas of muscular restriction. This technique can be especially effective for chronic tension patterns.
Basti Therapies
Rooted in Ayurvedic tradition, basti treatments involve the use of warm medicated oils held in specific areas of the body to deeply nourish tissues, reduce dryness, and restore balance to the nervous system and joints.
Medicated Oils & Traditional Tools
Throughout the session, a variety of medicated oils and traditional therapeutic tools may be used to support the body’s natural healing processes. These substances help nourish the tissues, soften restriction, and encourage greater circulation and vitality.