The body is an interconnected web of complex communications and crossovers; the ailments of the foot can radiate pain into the spine and neck, while the stresses of the mind can leave the whole system riddled with pain and physically tense muscles. Since our systems are so interconnected, its important its therapy takes a comprehensive approach. Massage effectively produces holistic results, which relieve the entire body from any of its imbalances. However, it’s not just through touch that massage accomplishes its success; it’s also through our sense of smell.Through the art of aromatherapy, massage taps into this powerful sense and uses it for the client’s benefit.

Aromatherapy is the use of essential oils to harmonize the entire mind, body and spirit. Coined in 1937 by French chemist and perfumer, Rene-Maurice Gattefosse, the practice endures today in spas and homes throughout the world. Just as the name suggests, the method is a holistic therapy meant to synchronize all the parts of an individual through the power of natural scents like lavender, lemon, tea tree oil and chamomile. The use of one or combination of these fragrances cannot only create an atmosphere of relaxation for your massage, but also aid in the healing process. Many have been shown to fight cold and flu symptoms, aid in sleep, soothe sore muscles, calm nerves, unify the entire body’s system and so much more.