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Massage, best known antidote for stress-related tension reduces tension, gives you more energy, improves your outlook on life and can reduce your likelihood of illness and injury.
Massage acts directly on your muscles with stretching and kneading motions. It stimulates the nervous system and instructs the muscles to relax. Massage is great after a workout! By flushing muscles of built-up waste products, massage decreases soreness after vigorous exercise. It can treat injuries such as muscle strains and tendinitis. It reduces inflammation by stimulating the circulatory and lymphatic systems to bring nutrition to the injured area and remove waste products. Massage realigns collagen fibers which misalign in the formation of scar tissue, making the tissue more pliable and allowing for an increase of range of motion, and decreased pain. Massage can help enhance body awareness, and improve your health in many ways. It is an effective and recognized modality for maintaining your body and health. Your Massage Appointment... A one hour massage is the most common, however, you may request a longer or shorter session. One hour is enough time for a deeply relaxing, full-body massage or a more in-depth treatment of a particular area (i.e.the neck, back or shoulders). More frequent 1/2 hour massages are helpful in injury treatment. What to Expect... Here are a few guidelines to help you feel at ease and to gain the greatest benefit from your massage session:
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Appointment Cancellation Policy:
We require at least 24 hours notice for cancellation of appointment. Late cancellations and “no-shows” will be charged 1/2 of the appointment fee. |
What is Reflexology?
Reflexologists believe a map of the entire body is duplicated on the feet and hands. Reflexology is a non-invasive, complimentary discipline involving the use of alternating pressure applied to the flexes found within these reflective maps. The physical act of applying specific pressures using thumb, finger and hand techniques results in relaxation which, in turn, causes physiological changes in the body.
What does Reflexology do?
Promotes stress reduction throughout the entire body, promoting relaxation.
Naturally promotes balance and normalization through the relaxation process.
Stimulates circulation and the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to the cells.
Book an appointment with our providers Kim Chambers and Toddi Barclay now!
Reflexologists believe a map of the entire body is duplicated on the feet and hands. Reflexology is a non-invasive, complimentary discipline involving the use of alternating pressure applied to the flexes found within these reflective maps. The physical act of applying specific pressures using thumb, finger and hand techniques results in relaxation which, in turn, causes physiological changes in the body.
What does Reflexology do?
Promotes stress reduction throughout the entire body, promoting relaxation.
Naturally promotes balance and normalization through the relaxation process.
Stimulates circulation and the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to the cells.
Book an appointment with our providers Kim Chambers and Toddi Barclay now!
meet our MASSAGE THERAPISTS
Toddi Barclay, Massage Therapist and Reflexologist, and husband Brian, moved to the Wenatchee Valley in 2004 with their two children, Hudson and Quinlee. They love adventures in nature like hiking, kayaking and most everything else outdoors. Toddi grew up with a Chiropractor for a father on a boat docked at Orcas Island. Keeping with the peace of the small island, she moved a few times and traveled as much as possible. She found a new career love with massage - practicing since early 2016 - and is looking forward to many more years of learning how to help others. She offers evening appointments on Mondays and Thursdays at 5:30 and 6:45. So, if it's hard to get in during the daytime, appointments with Toddi are a great solution. Email to book today.
Kim Chambers is a Massage Therapist, Reflexologist and Esthetician. She graduated from Columbia River Institute of Massage Therapy, where she received her certification in Massage Therapy. She continued her education in Reflexology. Kim offers therapeutic, deep tissue, hot stone, pregnancy and cupping massage services.
Kim also attended Academy of Hair Design where she received her Esthetics certification.
She has a passion for making people feel the best they can be. Email to book today.
Kim also attended Academy of Hair Design where she received her Esthetics certification.
She has a passion for making people feel the best they can be. Email to book today.
