Warm Bamboo Massage uses heated bamboo tools and gentle warmth to provide deeply effective, targeted bodywork that supports both relief and relaxation. The heat helps soften tissues, enhance circulation, and ease long-held muscle tension, allowing the work to be both efficient and restorative. With advanced training and a continually growing collection of specialized bamboo tools, sessions may include full-body relaxation, focused clinical work, advanced face and jaw techniques (including intraoral TMJ work), and a calming bamboo scalp massage with the option of warm oil pouring. Each session also includes a selection of enhancements, allowing your massage to be thoughtfully customized to meet your specific needs and goals.

A 90-minute, upper-body focused massage therapy session providing clinically focused relief for chronic tension, pain, and dysfunction in the face, jaw, neck, chest, and upper back. This service integrates hands-on facial and neck work, advanced bamboo techniques, gentle cupping, hot and cold contrast, and detailed soft-tissue work to address common sources of migraines, jaw clenching, TMJ-related discomfort, neck pain, and tension headaches.

This approach is unique in this area, combining therapeutic bamboo work with advanced facial and buccal integration techniques not commonly offered together. The session is designed for people who carry significant stress and pain in the upper body — particularly those affected by prolonged screen use, forward-head posture, jaw tension, and chronic muscle holding patterns.

All elements of the session are client-directed and may be modified or removed based on comfort and individual needs.

This style of bodywork combines focused, deep tissue massage with the dynamic stretching techniques of traditional Thai massage. Performed on the table, as opposed to traditional Thai on the floor, this treatment targets the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue to alleviate chronic pain, reduce muscle tension, and enhance joint mobility.

Please note, this is a more dynamic, movement-based style of bodywork that involves assisted stretching, compression, and active engagement. While highly effective for some, it can be demanding on the body and may not be appropriate for every client. In some cases, Warm Bamboo Massage may be recommended as a more supportive or safer treatment.

Yoga is currently offered in a Yin style, with classes held Monday evenings in a semi-private setting. This slow, intentional practice targets the connective tissue of the body, supporting joint health, hydration of the fascia, and improved functional mobility over time. By working with longer held postures and minimal muscular effort, Yin helps restore balance between strength, flexibility, and ease of movement-making it beneficial for all bodies and experience levels. Cost of this class includes use of cork mat, props, and water. Just show up and unwind.