Massage Therapist
Steve Zax
Our lead massage therapist, Steve, is a licensed professional with a deep passion for helping others feel their best. His approach blends clinical knowledge with intuitive touch, creating a space where clients can fully relax and recharge. The team is committed to holistic wellness—and that includes making time to care for your body and mind. When you step into our studio, you’re not just booking a massage; you’re investing in your well-being.
Types of Massage
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Swedish Massage
Ideal for relaxation and stress relief
Swedish massage is a gentle, full-body technique using long, flowing strokes, light to moderate pressure, and soothing circular movements. This style is perfect for those new to massage or simply looking to unwind, reduce tension, and boost overall circulation. It’s the go-to choice for stress relief and promoting a deep sense of calm. -
Deep Tissue Massage
Targets chronic tension and muscle pain
Deep tissue massage uses slower, more forceful strokes to reach deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue. This method is especially effective for clients with chronic aches, postural issues, or injuries. By targeting knots and adhesions, deep tissue work helps reduce inflammation and restore mobility. -
Restorative Massage
Supports healing and recovery
Restorative massage focuses on gentle, intentional touch designed to promote healing—whether from physical strain, stress, or surgery. This style often incorporates slower rhythms and subtle techniques that encourage the body’s natural recovery process. It’s ideal for those in need of nurturing care or post-injury support. -
Relaxation Massage
Promotes calm and reduces anxiety
Relaxation massage is a soft, rhythmic approach that soothes the nervous system and helps quiet the mind. It’s less about working out muscle knots and more about creating a tranquil space to release tension and breathe deeply. Great for anyone seeking emotional balance and a peaceful reset. -
Therapeutic Massage
Tailored to individual needs for pain relief or mobility
Therapeutic massage blends multiple techniques based on your specific goals—whether it’s reducing pain, improving range of motion, or supporting an active lifestyle. After a brief consultation, your therapist customizes the session to address targeted areas with the right pressure and approach for long-lasting relief.
Benefits of Massage Therapy
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Massage helps relieve chronic pain, tension, and muscle soreness by improving blood flow and reducing inflammation in targeted areas.
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It speeds up physical recovery after injury or intense activity by supporting muscle repair and reducing stiffness.
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Massage calms the nervous system, lowers cortisol levels, and creates space for mental and physical rest.
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Enhanced blood and lymph flow from massage supports healthy organs, detoxification, and radiant skin.
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Massage improves flexibility and joint range of motion by loosening tight muscles and fascia.
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Massage promotes better sleep by reducing anxiety and encouraging deep relaxation in the body.
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By releasing tension in overworked areas, massage can help realign the body and reduce poor posture patterns.
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Gentle massage techniques stimulate the lymphatic system, helping your body fight off illness more efficiently.
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A relaxed body supports a clear mind—massage can improve concentration by reducing physical and mental distractions.