Massage Services in New Jersey

60mins – $120 | 90mins – $150| 120min – $185

 A therapy with a focus on cancer patients during treatment and in remission, Please make sure to talk to your Oncologist or primary Doctor. This is an approach to massage therapy based on both compassion and specialized massage treatments to help people manage their experience with cancer. The massage is modified according to the full spectrum of Cancer-related issues: the physical, social and emotional. A review of the scientific literature indicates oncology massage helps improve quality of life.  Benefits include improved relaxation, sleep, and immune function as well as relieving anxiety, pain, fatigue, and nausea. Oncology massage therapists are trained to meet people where they are in their experience with cancer and apply a highly individualized massage treatment to comfort, nurture and support them in their process.

The complications from cancer itself, tumor sites, sites to check after chemo, radiation marks, the bones being too fragile, organ involvement, and deep vein thrombosis (DVT ). 

60mins – $120 | 90mins – $150| 120min – $185

MLD is a very gentle massage that helps to promote relaxation, and immune function and reduces edema ( build-up of fluid ) in the body. It has a calming effect on the nervous system due to the repetitive rhythmic sequence. It plays a huge role in immune function and maintains a healthy balance of fluids in the body. Transports proteins and fats to provide nutrients to your cells. Cancer patients that have lymphedema benefit, Recent cosmetic surgeries, Shoulder pathologies, Knee/Hip/Ankle replacements, recovery from a fracture, arthritis, tinnitus, and even autoimmune problems.

Acute congestive heart failure, acute renal failure, active blood clots, active infections, active bleeding or undiagnosed cancer, and acute inflammation caused by pathogenic germs ( Bacteria, Fungi, Viruses ) is also absolute NO.  

60min- $100 | 90min- $130 | 120min- $170

Pregnancy is no walk in the park, and massage can help ease those aches and pains. Getting a massage during your pregnancy has all kinds of benefits including hormone regulation, improvement of nerve pain, reduced swelling, reduced back and joint pain, improve circulation, relieves mental and physical fatigue, and even better sleep. Of course, you likely won’t be able to use a typical massage table and lay on your stomach, especially after the first trimester. Pregnancy massage uses different positions to accommodate your shape.

If pregnant and less than 12 weeks or have any pregnancy complications, please get a massage clearance letter from a doctor and choose prenatal massage service only.

60min- $100 | 90min- $130 | 120min- $170

Relaxes muscles, increases circulation, and lowers stress hormones, bringing both physical and emotional relief. Some women prefer a light-touch massage, while others opt for a deeper massage that reaches further into the muscles and soft tissues of the body for more complete healing.

Please get a massage clearance letter from a doctor and choose a postpartum massage service or call the facility for more information.     

60mins – $120 | 90mins – $165 | 120min – $195

This type of massage focuses on realigning deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue. It’s especially effective if you have musculoskeletal disorders, postural problems, or chronic muscle pain and tension. Massage therapists often use their knuckles, hands, and elbows to really dig in. It also helps with contracted areas such as neck stiffness, upper back tension, low back stiffness, leg muscle tightness, and frozen shoulders. It involves applying sustained pressure using low, deep strokes to target the inner layers of your muscles and connective tissues. May cause some discomfort and soreness after.

60mins – $120 | 90mins – $150| 120min – $185

Hot stone massage stands out from the rest. The massage therapist places hot stones on your body and often uses them to give the massage. The effect allows the therapist to go deeper while still using lighter pressure and of course, the correct level of heat is a great way to loosen muscle tension and increase your levels of relaxation. Hot stone massage sessions often complement a regular massage experience and don’t exclusively use stones throughout the duration. This type of massage involves the use and placement of smooth rocks on different points of the body. The rocks are heated before use and the massage therapist can then apply deeper pressure to areas of concern without causing any discomfort. Before treatment, the rocks are heated in a professional heater from 110°F to 145°F.

Hot stone therapy is not recommended for anyone with high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, varicose veins, migraines, rheumatoid arthritis, decreased pain sensitivity, recent wounds, areas of weakened or inflamed skin, tumors, metal implants, recent chemotherapy, radiation or surgery or are on medication that thins the blood. If you think you may be pregnant, let your therapist know. If you have a serious medical condition you need to provide the spa with a letter from your doctor or practitioner confirming that the treatment is suitable for you.

60min- $100 | 90min- $130 | 120min- $170

For those looking for a gentle and non-invasive experience, craniosacral therapy may be the right fit. If you’re shy about taking off your clothes or getting a massage. Practitioners of craniosacral therapy will often massage you fully clothed, with light and still movements. Craniosacral therapy (CST) is a gentle hands-on technique that uses a light touch to examine membranes and movement of the fluids in and around the central nervous system. Relieving tension in the central nervous system promotes a feeling of well-being by eliminating pain and boosting health and immunity. Specialists in this area believe that light touch helps restore the central nervous system and improve irregular sleep patterns. And unlike many traditional massages which either use a chair or a massage table, craniosacral sessions often start in a massage chair first and then move to a massage table. The therapist will also check in with you during the massage to make sure they’re giving you the right level of touch.

60min- $90 | 90min- $130 | 120min- $170 | + ADD Hot Stone – $20

This is a gentle, flowing style that promotes general relaxation, relieves tensions, stress, and anxiety, and improves circulation and insomnia. Your therapist will aim to relax, revive and rejuvenate you at a massage depth that does not cause any discomfort.

+ aromatherapy massage – $25

Aromatherapy massage integrates essential oils into the massage experience. The use of essential oils dates back thousands of years to ancient Egypt, where they often gave scented massages and aromatic baths. Blending these two elements together promotes relaxation and may invigorate or energize you, depending on the type of scent you choose. Many therapists will consult with you first to learn which kinds of essential oils you prefer. For example, cypress is believed to relieve muscle pain, whereas tea tree is used to support the immune system, Peppermint awakens you and lavender relaxes you.

+ sugar foot scrub – $25

A treatment in which the feet are exfoliated with sugar or salt scrub. The purpose of this process is to remove dead skin cells, reduce calluses, improve circulation, relieve muscle tension from standing or walking all day long, and soothe tired muscles.  

+ sugar hand scrub – $25

A treatment that exfoliates the hands and can soften rough hands or hands you already thought were pretty smooth (no, they can be softer!). They’re different from body scrubs in that they are made with finer, less abrasive granules. Armed with humectants, they also moisturize. And by removing dead skin cells that lay on the outermost layer of skin, the exfoliating grains allow the lotion to absorb into your skin more efficiently.  

60mins – $120 | 90mins – $165 | 120min – $195

A manual manipulation of the muscles geared specifically toward helping people who have physically demanding lifestyles and/or hobbies. This kind of therapeutic massage considers the impact of certain activities on specific joints, muscle groups, tendons, ligaments, and soft tissue groups. The conscious focus of sports massage therapy maximizes the benefit of certain massage techniques and supports further physical exertion and activity. An initial assessment is used to create a specially informed massage therapy plan that will meet each individual athlete’s specific needs.