Not sure which massage to book?
That’s okay — I’ll always start by asking: How do you want to feel? and Where does your body need the most care today?
Your answers help guide us to the right treatment — one that meets you where you are, supports how you feel, and gives you exactly what you need.
LaStone Therapy
£79 - 90 mins, £66 - 60 mins, £56 - 30 mins
The Original Stone Massage Created by Mary Nelson, this hot and stone massage blends ancient practices with modern techniques. Heated basalt stones relieve tension and promote relaxation, while cool marble stones reduce inflammation and soothe pain. Amethyst and Lapis Lazuli are used on the upper chakras to enhance spiritual clarity and balance. See LaStone Therapy Page for more treatments
Aromatherapy Massage
£79 - 90mins Full Body Face & Scalp £56 - 60mins Full Body £40 - 30mins Back Massage
Botanical Massage** Using flowers, roots, bark, and herbs, this treatment blends various massage techniques—arm, elbow, pressure points, Swedish, and aromatherapy—to relieve tension and promote wellbeing. At the beginning,’ll discuss how you'd like to feel to select the best essential oils for your session. Treatments are customized to your physical and emotional needs, with pressure options ranging from soft to deep tissue.
Indian Head Massage
£56 - 60mins
Originating from a 4,000-year-old Indian, Indian Head Massage, or Champissage, is a nurturing practice passed down through generations. This calming treatment targets the upper back, shoulders, neck, face, and scalp, stress and tension. With warm aromatherapy oils, it soothes the nervous system, enhances circulation, and promotes a deep sense of relaxation. Pressure - Soft, Medium Firm, or Deep Tissue
Reflexology
£56 - 60 mins
Reflexology is a restorative treatment gentle pressure and movements on specific foot points, ending with a relaxing foot massage. Originating from ancient healing practices in China, India, and Egypt, Dr. William H. Fitzgerald introduced reflex zones in the early 0s, demonstrating how pressure can alleviate pain. Eunice Ingham later refined these techniques, promoting reflexology as a holistic practice for balance, tension relief, and overall wellbeing.