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Chair Massage




Seated Massage(Chair Massage)  Isolating the neck, head, and shoulders for special attention! The arms are hanging downward, and in this position it feels really good to have your hands and your arms rubbed. The knees are supported also in this seated position allowing the body to rest slightly forward taking the pressure off your body, creating full support for your skeletal structure. Allowing the mind to release the brain shatter and body tension, chair massage will most often put you to sleep, or fall into a deep meditation. Unlike full body massage this type of massage is done fully clothed, with no massage oil. A session can be anywhere from just a few minutes to a full hour working down from the head all the way to the toes, leaving a person fully recharged but very relaxed.
Relieves: Back pain, Neck pain, Shoulder pain and relaxes the whole body.
$20-15 minutes
$40-35 minutes
$60-50 minutes
Soft music played and a cool water served after chair massage.
Corporate chair massage available. Fortune8guru@gmail.com




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