Massage & Bodywork

Receive a Free Zero Gravity Wet Float AND Dry Float with any Massage

Swedish Massage

$149 | 60 min
$199 | 90 min

Combination of light to firm gliding strokes, promotes total relaxation and muscle tension release.

Deep Tissue Massage

$149 | 60 min
$199 | 90 min

Continuous pressure using slow, deep strokes to target muscles and connective tissues.

Sports Massage

$149 | 60 min
$199 | 90 min

Great for athletes! Strengthens and speeds up recovery. Performed on a massage table or floor mat.

Lymphatic Drainage

$149 | 60 min
$199 | 90 min

A powerful treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic venous insufficiency edema, fibromyalgia, and rheumatoid arthritis.

Prenatal Massage

$149 | 60 min
$199 | 90 min

Combination of massage styles such as Swedish, acupressure, and stretching to soothe prenatal pains.

I’ve never had a deep tissue massage before and usually wouldn’t feel comfortable with a male masseuse, but this experience was truly revolutionary. The massage therapist guided me through the massage, breath work and was helpful throughout. He asked permission when moving to work on different muscle groups, making the experience as comfortable as possible. I seriously think this massage took the last 5 years of sitting at a desk off of my back and I would 10/10 recommend.

Brittany C. Deep Tissue Massage

Frequently Asked Questions

Massages are offered in one of our massage treatment rooms, our halotherapy salt cave or in our rooftop atrium. Choose from 60, 90 or 120 Minute sessions.
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Drink lots of water before and after, dress comfortably, communicate any special needs or concerns to your practitioner beforehand, and relax the best you can!

Massage should be a part of everyone’s self-care routine. While a massage once a week will provide you with the flexibility to handle whatever stressors are thrown at you, a massage once a month is perfectly adequate.

Fever: Anytime you have a fever, whether from a cold, the flu or some other infection, you should not get a massage. Massage increases circulation that may in turn help the infection increase the severity of the fever and the infection.


Contagious Diseases: If you have a contagious disease you are putting your therapist and even your therapist’s other clients at risk of getting it. Please be considerate to your therapist and cancel your massage if you come down with a contagious condition.


Blood Clots: Massage can loosen blood clots. This could be dangerous because the clot could migrate to the brain, lungs or heart. If you are aware of any blood clots, consult your doctor before massage to make sure that it will not be effected by massage therapy.


Kidney Conditions or Liver Conditions Massage can put increased strain on both the liver and kidney if they are not functioning normally. This occurs because massage increases blood flow, increasing the movement of waste through the body. If you are experiencing a health problem with either your kidney or liver it is likely that massage will not be appropriate for you. Talk to a health care professional to see if massage will aggravate any kidney or liver condition..


Uncontrolled Hypertension: Massage increases blood flow. If you have high blood pressure that is not under control, the increased blood flow that is a result of massage therapy may cause problems.ed.