 Holiday Gift Certificate Specials
Gifts for all the special people in your life (including you)!
 This is the perfect time of year to treat someone to a massage (or several) to show how much you care about them and their well-being.
We have several options this year:
Buy 2 One Hour Gift Certificates, get one free $160--two certificates to give and one to treat yourself (or you can gift it, too). $240 value
Massage & OHV Membership $99- a gift that gives all year. One 60 minute massage and a full year of membership in our One Hour Vacation Club so they can save up to 40% on their massages all year long. $181 value
One Hour Couples Massage $79--designed for two people, in the same room at the same time. $160 value
Buy Gift Certificates here or call/text John (720)331-8446 or Sherry (720)291-1938 to purchase by phone. **Offers expire December 31st, 2011.
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 Can versatility be a Massage Therapist's specialty?
Teri explains her new found approach to Massage Therapy
My approach to therapeutic bodywork is that of integration and versatility, utilizing all of my training as needed per client. I could say I use deep tissue massage most often, but would no longer say it is my specialty. Utilizing my hands on training, intuition, years of experience and communicating well with each client, is essential to figuring out the right type of treatment for them. Therefore, being versatile for each client is my focus, perhaps you could say, my specialty. Click to read more
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Why Does My Massage Therapist Ask For My Prescription Medications?
The better question might be, why don't they?
When I was in massage school, we were taught absolutely nothing about prescription medications. We were told this was out of our scope of practice, and it was the exclusive domain of Physicians, Nurses, and Pharmacists to deal with.
While that is true in terms of prescribing them, that has turned out not to be true in terms of how it can effect your massage experience, and your overall health.
A recent experience with a client who was experiencing severe muscle spasms in the neck reminded me of just how important...(continue reading)
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