Pricing

Single Massage

1 Hour of Lymphatic Massage ... $80

Packages

Pre-purchase a five session package of 60 minute sessions for $70 each ($350 for all five massages)

Pre-purchase a 10 session package of 60 minute sessions for $65 each.  ($650 for all ten sessions)

Your Lymphatic System
(and why it is more important than you might think)

While the circulatory system is an extensive network of vessels for transporting nutrition and oxygen-rich blood to the cells, the lymphatic system is an equally extensive network designed to transport toxin and other cellular waste away from the cells.
Unlike the circulatory system which has the heart to circulate the blood, the lymphatic system must rely on a system of vessel contractions, one-way valves and external vessel compressions from normal body movements to keep fluids moving. Lymphatic fluid consisting of plasma, toxins and cellular waste are passively moved upwards from the body to the neck. Along the way, wastes and toxins are removed from the lymphatic fluid by lymph nodes before cleaned plasma is dumped back into the blood stream at the neck.

Without a dedicated pump, the lymphatic system is more susceptible to areas of fluid stagnation, congestion or blockages. If lymphatic movement is restricted, excess waste builds up in tissues causing swelling, fatigue and increased risk of infection. Lymphatic systems compromised by injury, surgery or other trauma are more susceptible to chronic fluid stagnation (Lymphedema).

Lymphatic Massage

Lymphatic massage can play a role in maintaining a healthy immune system by clearing blockages and assisting with proper lymphatic drainage. Also known as “Lymphatic Drainage Therapy”, lymphatic massage is a hands-on technique using a light touch that clients find very pleasurable and deeply relaxing. During a massage, trained therapists can detect the specific rhythm, direction, depth and quality of lymphatic flow. From there they can use their hands to map the vessels to assess the direction of lymphatic circulation, areas of stagnation, and the best alternative pathways for draining lymph and other body fluids. In essence, lymphatic therapy helps circulate body fluids, stimulate functioning of the immune system, and balance the autonomic nervous system.