Massage Therapy and Holistic Health Services

Each practitioner at Body Aware offers services based on their specific training and certifications. This allows us to offer a diverse range of services, from injury rehabilitation to pampering spa treatments. We are here to support you in your wellness goals.

Service Menu

Therapeutic Massage

Therapeutic massage is our standard massage therapy service. Each session is customized based on your preferences. A therapeutic massage can be any combination of relaxing Swedish massage, firmer deep tissue […]

$85 | 60 minutes

$110 | 75 minutes

$130 | 90 minutes

Medical Massage

Medical massage can cut your healing time in half by decreasing pain, improving range of motion, and reducing scarring within ligaments, tendons, and muscles. Treatment may include deep tissue techniques, […]

$125 | 60 minutes table time

Includes:

10-15 minutes initial intake
CBD oil by request
Billing and chart notes submitted to insurance

Couples Massage

Couples Massage offers 2 clients the opportunity to receive bodywork in the same room on tables side by side. Couples massage is more than a lovely addition to a romantic […]

$175 | 60 minutes

$220 | 75 minutes

$260 | 90 minutes

Specialized Bodywork Modalites

Prenatal Massage

Prenatal massage is an ideal way to support your body during pregnancy, to alleviate discomfort and to rest deeply. Our therapists are trained in the specific considerations of pregnancy, and […]

$95 | 60 minutes

$115 | 75 minutes

$135 | 90 minutes

Ashiatsu Barefoot Deep Tissue

Ashiatsu is a style of deep tissue massage that’s often referred to as “barefoot Shiatsu.” Although the word “Ashiatsu” means “foot pressure” in Japanese, Ashiatsu therapists may also use their […]

$95 | 60 minutes

$115 | 75 minutes

$135 | 90 minutes

Reflexology

Our reflexology fusion treatments are 90 minutes in duration. A full body therapeutic massage is included, with additional focus on the reflex points of the hands, feet, and face. Focusing […]

$95 | 60 minutes

$115 | 75 minutes

$135 | 90 minutes

Shiatsu

Shiatsu translates to finger (shi) pressure (atsu), while anma means “to make peaceful through touch.” Rooted in the eastern Chinese and Japanese therapeutic traditions, Shiatsu is a deeply relaxing way […]

$135 | 90 minutes

$170 | 90 minutes

Tool Assisted Myofascial Release

In this modality, the therapist uses specialized instruments to break up adhesions and myofascial restriction--where the tissue is bound together due to injury, scar tissue, or chronic muscle tightness. Tools […]

$95 | 60 minutes

$115 | 75 minutes

$135 | 90 minutes

Craniosacral

Craniosacral therapy works with the soft tissue around the central nervous system, as well as the cranial sutures and spinal and sacral joints. Cranial sacral flushes and balances the cerebrospinal […]

$95 | 60 minutes

$115 | 75 minutes

$135 | 90 minutes

Rebecca's Healing Print

Rebecca’s Healing Print incorporates safe therapeutic touch. These sessions integrate massage, breathing techniques, and masterful energy work. Rebecca is an intuitive and present guide who designs sessions to initiate potent […]

$140 | 90 minutes

Stretch & Strengthen Instruction

Our individualized stretch and strengthen instruction sessions will give you the knowledge and tools to practice on your own. This can be a full series of exercises or small adjustments […]

$100 | 60 minutes initial visit

$50 | 30 minutes follow up visit

First visit includes postural assessment and treatment plan. Follow ups include audio recording to practice at home.

Skin Care

Holistic Facial

Rejuvenate your skin with a firming facial. Willow starts with a purifying and nourishing cleansing of the face, neck and decolletage, followed by a gentle but effective vitamin C exfoliation […]

$90 | 60 minutes

$130 | 90 minutes including foot soak

Waxing

Willow Light, our resident skin care specialist, uses an organic blend of beeswax and aloe vera for her waxing services. After each wax treatment, Willow applies a soothing custom blend […]

$80 | Full Leg and Bikini 75 minutes

$65 |Full Leg Wax 60 minutes

Facial Add-ons:

Brow Wax | $20

Lip Wax | $25

Underarm | $20

Questions about our services

What is the difference between all these types of massage? Which one should I choose?

If you are new to massage and confused by all the different types of massage, our therapeutic massage is a great place to start. These sessions are a blend of Swedish massage, deep tissue, and trigger point therapy depending on what you need. Our LMT’s always check in beforehand regarding the type of pressure and area of focus you prefer. You can easily add any our signature upgrades Hot Stones, Aromatherapy & Steam Towels, or CBD Massage Oil to any therapeutic massage.

Although any specialized service is always an option, a straightforward therapeutic Swedish massage gives your LMT the opportunity to do a broad overview of where your repetitive stresses may be accumulating, as well as identifying any patterns of referral and restriction. After your initial session with a new therapist, they will can suggest a specific treatment, if appropriate.

What should I expect during my first massage visit?

Your massage therapist will ask you some questions about your experience with receiving massage, and what brings you to receive today. There will be questions about any outstanding illness, injury, or range of motion issues that may need addressing. Your therapist may do some standing assessments of your posture to determine how your body is holding repetitive patterns, and will let you know how they want you positioned on the table. If at any time you have questions or concerns, please share them with your therapist and they will immediately adjust to accommodate. Once the intake is completed, the therapist will leave the room, allowing client to disrobe to their comfort level and get settled on the table. After a few minutes, the practitioner will return with a knock, re-enter the room, and begin the session.

How can I be sure I will get the right amount of pressure or the areas I need addressed?

If you want anything changed: more or less pressure, focus, or attention in any area, a temperature shift warmer or colder, different music, adjustments to the face cradle or bolsters, ANYTHING - just let your therapist know.You will not hurt the therapist's feelings by asking for something that will make you more comfortable. Your therapist wants this to be the best possible experience for you.

Also, what you requested in one session may be different in another. If you had a full body massage last time you had a session, but this time you only want your back/neck/shoulders/arms worked, it's perfectly fine to be specific. Your therapist is here for you and wants to provide the relief you seek.

Clients should disrobe to their comfort level. It is acceptable to remove all clothing. Clients undress without the therapist in the room, slip onto the table beneath a sheet and blanket, and remain covered during the entirety of the session. The therapist will only undrape and expose the area(s) of the body on which they are actively working. If a client is more comfortable receiving massage while wearing undergarments, this is also completely acceptable. All of services require draping.

Do I remove all clothing/jewelry for my massage?

How often should I receive a massage??

You should always feel free to express any shift needed to maximize your comfort when receiving massage. The amount of communication you engage in during your massage is always up to you. Be sure to give your practitioner feedback on the amount of pressure you require and which specific areas feel painful or tight. Less conversation can provide more opportunities for deeper relaxation, though it’s not unusual to verbalize certain sensations or memories that may arise.

What is included in the session time?

For those who use massage as preventative care or to manage daily stress, one massage a month may be adequate. Weekly sessions may be desirable if you are receiving massage for injury relief or to address chronic tightness that is interfering with your daily life. There are many people who incorporate massage therapy at least twice a month for optimal therapeutic benefits. Once a month, ideally, and at the very least, seasonally. As often as you would change the oil in your car, give yourself the space for basic maintenance. Double check with your insurance provider to determine whether or not massage is one of your benefits. The mainstream medical model is rapidly recognizing massage as an invaluable tool in disease and illness prevention and as a complement to many protocols and procedures. We are happy to work with your primary healthcare providers to customize a wellness plan that serves your needs, holistically.