MASSAGE: AN ART THAT HAS BEEN PRACTISED FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS
The history of massage is lost in the mists of time and its use to soothe pain, suffering or to eliminate fatigue and relax probably predates any other healing technique, the first form of therapy ever used by man.
Having a massage once a week helps to regain and maintain psychophysical balance in order to better face the day, decreases stress levels, anxiety, eases muscle tension, improves circulation and the lymphatic system.
Relaxing Massage (50 min.)
An anti-stress agent par excellence, it relaxes and eases muscle tension, bringing harmony to mind and body.
Candle massage (50 min.)
The warmth of the oil and shea butter, combined with the gentle, enveloping manoeuvres, provide immediate relief from daily fatigue.
Thai Oil Massage (60 min.)
Pressures applied along the energy meridians of Thai medicine alternate with passive stretching manoeuvres.
Gentle to very deep frictions for energy and emotional rebalancing.
Ayurvedic massage (70 min.)
The treatment involves using warm oil on the entire body, including the hair, to promote and stimulate the individual's psychophysical well-being. It improves microcirculation and oxygenation of the scalp and gives the skin radiance and softness.
Lymphatic Drainage Massage (30/60 min.)
Manual lymphatic drainage is characterised by gentle manoeuvres that avoid the application of excessive pressure. Useful for improving lymphatic circulation, preventing fluid retention and fighting cellulite.
Anticellulite Massage (30/50 min.)
The different manual techniques stimulate blood circulation, the elimination of metabolic waste and toxins, and improve the appearance of the skin.
Decontracting massage (30/60 min.)
Effective for releasing muscle tension and contractures, it relieves localised muscle pain in specific areas of the body, providing a general feeling of well-being.
Foot reflexology (50 min.)
Foot reflexology is a technique that uses massage on specific points of the foot to restore balance to the body.
Shiatsu Massage (60 min)
Shiatsu is a Japanese acupressure method.
It consists of pressing with the palm, fingers, elbow and knees on certain points to rebalance the energy along the meridians.
Indicated for muscle and joint pain, it is performed clothed on the futon.
Traditional Thai Massage (90 min.)
Thai massage is characterised by the performance of different types of manipulation, including pressure, passive stretching and joint mobilisations that are combined with yoga techniques.
Clothes are made on the futon.
