A massage might just be the perfect way to ease pre-wedding jitters and ensure you're in the best physical and mental state for your big day. But when is the ideal time to schedule this serene interlude? Drawing on advice from wedding planners and stress management experts, let's explore the best timing for a pre-wedding massage.
Read MoreAny good massage therapist has been trained in a variety of techniques, and will employ a blend of their knowledge to treat your specific issues. I like to compare what we do to playing jazz, or abstract visual art, it might seem random from an outside perspective, but there is order and reason involved in the process.
Read MoreAs long as you are covered by the sheet when we return to the room, the details are a matter of your comfort. You’ll be draped with a sheet, so if we wouldn't see it on an American family beach, we don't see it in the massage room.
Read MoreAn experienced massage therapist knows to use the right tool for the job, and that means that very little hand strength actually goes into a professional massage. While your massage therapist is making contact with her hands, force applied actually comes from proper body mechanics and leverage.
Read MoreAshiatsu is a painless deep tissue massage intense enough to relax every fiber of your being. This unique form of barefoot deep tissue massage (which looks a bit like acrobatics from the sidelines) is perfect for athletic clients who prefer deep work. For $90, clients can try a 90-minute session of Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy. Ashiatsu is available 7 am - 7 pm Monday through Saturday at 2020 Washington KCMO 64108.
Read MoreWhile many of us are familiar with the concept in terms of a lawyer or counselor, but massage therapists also follow a code of ethics—which includes client confidentiality. So, what does "client confidentiality" mean when it comes to massage therapy?
Read MoreWhile you may feel expected to simply lay there quietly and relax, it’s important to speak up and share input about how the massage is going so that you actually can relax. In fact, we encourage you to do so (and preferably before or during your massage)!
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