Massage Services
Massage and bodywork in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, tailored to you. If you are not sure which service fits, use the short guide below, or call or text us at 267-450-9707 and we will help you choose.
Help Me Choose
Which Massage Fits Your Goals?
These services overlap more than their names suggest, and your therapist tailors every session. The simplest way to think about the difference:
Choose it to unwind. Flowing strokes at lighter to moderate pressure, with relaxation as the priority. You can still point out a tight neck or shoulders for extra attention.
Choose it for slow, sustained work on tense muscles, with firm pressure your therapist adjusts to your comfort. You can ask for more or less pressure at any point.
Choose it to organize the session around specific areas, like desk-tight shoulders or a stiff lower back. The techniques vary to fit the area. You do not need to be an athlete.
Choose it if you relax best with warmth. Heated stones are part of the massage from start to finish, rather than an optional extra.
Choosing a length: 30 minutes typically suits one focused area. 60 minutes can give you time to relax and still focus on an area or two. 90 minutes typically allows time for full body work plus focused attention.
Popular Massage Options
Choose by how you want the session to feel, and your therapist will tailor the rest to you.
Deep Tissue Massage
Deep tissue massage uses slow, sustained strokes and firm pressure to reach the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue. The work is focused, and the pressure is adjusted to your comfort throughout the session.
New to massage? You do not need to know your pressure preference in advance. Your therapist will check in with you, and you can ask for more or less pressure at any point.
- 30 min · $60
- 45 min · $80
- 60 min · $100
- 90 min · $150
Swedish Massage
Swedish massage, sometimes called a classic massage, uses long, flowing strokes with mild to moderate pressure. It is a gentle style of massage and a good choice if you are looking for a quiet, relaxing session. Relaxation and attention to a tight spot can go together: just tell your therapist where you would like a little extra time.
Good to know: If you prefer hard or deep pressure, Deep Tissue Massage is the better fit.
- 30 min · $50
- 45 min · $70
- 60 min · $90
- 90 min · $120
Sports Massage
Sports massage is a targeted session organized around the areas you want worked on, like a tight neck and shoulders from desk work or a stiff lower back, rather than a general full body routine. You do not need to be an athlete to book it. Your therapist may combine Swedish and deep tissue techniques with focused modalities such as trigger point work, myofascial release, orthopedic massage, and active isolated stretching, depending on the areas you choose. See Techniques & Adapted Care below for more on each modality.
- 30 min · $60
- 45 min · $80
- 60 min · $100
- 90 min · $150
Prenatal & Postpartum Massage
Prenatal and postpartum massage follows the same relaxing approach as a regular massage, with special bolsters and positioning for the comfort of mom and baby.
Good to know: As a studio precaution, we ask that you be at least 8 weeks pregnant before your prenatal appointment.
- 30 min · $50
- 45 min · $70
- 60 min · $90
- 90 min · $120
- 120 min · $170
Featured Add-On: Cupping
Cups are placed on your body in specific areas to create suction on the skin's surface. You can add cupping to a Deep Tissue, Swedish, or Sports massage while you book. People usually add it for focused work on a specific area, most often the back. Cupping can leave temporary marks on the skin where the cups were placed. Add-ons are always optional: a massage on its own is a complete appointment.
$10 · No added time
Specialized Care
Sessions adapted to specific needs and stages of life, provided by the therapists trained in each one.
Lymphatic Drainage Massage
Lymphatic drainage massage is a very gentle service performed with light pressure, using slow, methodical strokes that follow the body's lymph pathways. People choose it for general relaxation, or help with a feeling of mild puffiness or temporary fluid retention.
A note on scope: ours is a general lymphatic drainage massage for wellness. We do not provide Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD), the clinical technique used in lymphedema care within Complete Decongestive Therapy. If you have diagnosed lymphedema, swelling after surgery, or a referral for MLD, call or text us before booking and we will talk honestly about whether our service fits.
- 30 min · $55
- 45 min · $85
- 60 min · $110
Oncology Massage
Oncology massage is a specialized form of massage adapted for people who are undergoing cancer treatment or are in recovery. Sessions use gentle techniques, and pressure, positioning, and pacing are adjusted to your comfort and needs on the day.
Good to know: Michele has advanced training in oncology massage.
- 45 min · $95
- 60 min · $115
- 90 min · $160
Focused Sessions & Bodywork
Shorter or more specialized sessions, and several are fully clothed. Cupping and scalp massage can also be added to a massage; see Enhance Your Session below.
Hot Stone Massage
During a hot stone massage, smooth, flat, heated stones are placed on areas of your body and held in the therapist's hands to glide along the muscles as part of the massage strokes. The warmth of the stones is part of the session from start to finish.
This is the full session, built around the stones. Stones can also be added to another massage as a $20 add-on; see Enhance Your Session below.
- 45 min · $90
- 60 min · $115
- 90 min · $140
Assisted Stretching
Assisted stretching is a guided, hands-on session with a trained practitioner. With controlled support, the practitioner moves you through stretches that go a little further than stretching on your own, and the session is tailored to you. Equipment such as a stretch table or straps may be used. Choose it when you want a session centered on guided stretching and movement rather than massage strokes.
Good to know: This is a stand-alone session and does not include massage therapy. The 25 minute session focuses on major muscle groups; the 50 minute session is a full body stretch. You stay fully clothed for this session, so wear comfortable clothing you can move and stretch in, such as workout clothes.
- 25 min · $50
- 50 min · $95
Reflexology
Reflexology is a focused session of pressure applied to points on the feet and hands, points that are traditionally understood to correspond to other areas of the body. It is a quiet, targeted alternative to a full body massage. Consider it if you would like the whole session focused on your feet and hands.
- 30 min · $55
- 45 min · $70
- 60 min · $100
Craniosacral Therapy
Craniosacral therapy uses very light, gentle pressure, mainly around the head and the base of the spine. It is a quiet, still style of session, quite different from a traditional massage. Consider it if you prefer very light touch and a quiet, still session.
Good to know: You stay fully clothed during this session. Comfortable, non-binding clothing, such as exercise or yoga wear, is recommended.
- 30 min · $65
- 45 min · $95
- 60 min · $110
Chair Massage
Chair massage is done in a seated position in a specially designed massage chair, and you stay fully clothed. Your therapist works over your clothing and may focus on your neck, scalp, arms, and hands. It is a good introduction to massage and a popular choice for offices and events.
- 15 min · $25
- 30 min · $45
- 45 min · $60
Infant Massage
Infant massage uses gentle Swedish massage techniques and an organic oil on your baby's skin. You stay with your baby during the session, and the therapist walks you through the techniques so you can use them at home as part of your everyday routine.
- 30 min · $40
Cupping (Standalone)
Cupping is a standalone session in which plastic or silicone cups are placed on the skin, most often on the back, and left in place for 1 to 10 minutes at a time. Massage strokes may be used during the session as well. If you would like cupping as part of a massage instead, book your massage and choose cupping as an add-on.
Good to know: Cups may leave temporary marks on the skin.
- 15 min · $30
- 30 min · $45
Raindrop Therapy
Raindrop Technique combines aromatherapy with light massage techniques. A series of 7 to 9 undiluted essential oils is applied to the skin during a quiet, unhurried session.
Raindrop Technique applies a series of pure, undiluted essential oils to the back and feet, so it isn't the right service for everyone. Please talk with us before booking if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, take blood-thinning medication or have a bleeding disorder or an aspirin sensitivity, or have allergies to mint-family plants such as oregano, thyme, basil, or peppermint. This service is for adults only. We also can't apply the oils over broken, irritated, or healing skin, so if you have sensitive or eczema-prone skin, asthma, epilepsy, or liver, kidney, or heart concerns, check with us (and your doctor, where that applies) first and we'll help you choose a service that's a good fit.
- 30 min · $70
- 60 min · $130
Scalp Massage with Essential Oils
A focused massage of the head, neck, and scalp, with essential oil worked into the scalp and attention to the temples and neck. Book it as a short session on its own, or as an add-on that adds 10 or 20 minutes to a massage.
- 10 min · $15
- 20 min · $30
Normatec 3 Leg Compression
The Normatec 3 uses dynamic air compression in leg attachments that fill with air and then release in a sequence, working from your feet up your legs in five zones. The system has 7 compression levels, and each session begins with a short pre-inflate cycle while the attachments mold to the shape of your legs. Sessions are often booked before or after a workout, or after a long day on your feet.
Good to know: This service is not bookable online. To arrange a session, call or text us.
- 15 min · $10
- 30 min · $20
- 45 min · $30
- 60 min · $40
Techniques & Adapted Care
These are techniques your therapist may incorporate into a session. They are not separate appointments, and there is nothing extra to book: choose Sports Massage and mention the technique when you book or on your intake form.
Trigger Point Myotherapy
Also known as neuromuscular therapy, this technique uses concentrated pressure applied with the fingers, knuckles, or elbow in short intervals on specific points within a muscle.
Included in: Sports Massage
Myofascial Release
A technique that works with the fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds the muscles, bones, and nerves, using slow, sustained strokes.
Included in: Sports Massage
Orthopedic Massage
A set of techniques that work on the soft tissues around a joint, often focused on areas such as the neck, shoulders, or hips.
Included in: Sports Massage
Active Isolated Stretching
Developed by Aaron Mattes, this technique isolates a muscle or muscle group while you actively move the opposing muscles, with the therapist guiding you through a sequence of stretches. If you are looking for a stretching session on its own, see Assisted Stretching.
Included in: Sports Massage
Tailored Sessions for Individual Needs
A session tailored to your individual physical needs and comfort. Your therapist adapts positioning, pressure, and technique to you, and can assist you on and off the table if you do not have a caretaker present. Book the massage above that fits you best, and tell us anything that would help us prepare, on your intake form or by phone.
Please note: our studio is on the second floor and is not wheelchair accessible. If you have questions about whether we can accommodate you, call or text 267-450-9707 and we will talk it through.
Enhance Your Session
Add any of these while booking, or ask your therapist when you arrive. Most add no extra time; the ones that do say so.
Scalp Massage with Essential Oils
A focused massage of the head, neck, and scalp, with essential oil worked into the scalp and attention to the temples and neck.
Cupping Therapy
Plastic or silicone cups are placed on the body, particularly the back, for 1 to 10 minutes during your massage session. Cups may leave temporary marks on the skin that can resemble a bruise.
Hot Stones
Smooth, flat, heated stones are placed on areas of your body and used during your massage for added warmth.
Percussive Therapy
A massage gun and other percussive tools are used during your session, applying rapid, focused pressure to the areas being worked on. A Sports Massage may include brief percussive work; this add-on makes percussion a dedicated focus of your session.
Eye Massager with Heat
For about 15 minutes during your massage, a heated eye massager is placed over your eyes. The device combines gentle compression, vibration, and warmth while you rest.
Pain Relief Cream
A lotion with arnica, 1.65% lidocaine, and 1.25% menthol, applied during or at the end of your massage. It is THC free, non-psychoactive, and non-habit forming. Also available as a 0.5 oz take-home sample. Not to be used if pregnant.
Aromatherapy
Choose an essential oil to scent your session. We run a diffuser with your chosen oil and blend the oil into the massage cream used during your session. Options are Eucalyptus, Lavender, Lemon, Peppermint, and Thieves, a blend of five essential oils. Thieves is not to be used when pregnant, and Eucalyptus is not to be used topically when pregnant.
CryoDerm Cold Therapy Gel
CryoDerm is a cold therapy gel with 10% menthol, along with essential oils and natural extracts such as MSM, arnica, boswellia, and ilex. It can be applied during your visit or taken home in a 1 oz sample size. Per the manufacturer's label, it is for the temporary relief of minor aches and pains. Paraben free, propylene glycol free, aspirin free, NSAID free, silicon dioxide free, and gluten free.
Private Events
We bring chair massage or table massage to corporate events, health fairs, office parties, employee appreciation days, weddings, trade shows, conventions, expos, retreats, and other gatherings. We charge $120 an hour per therapist plus a $25 travel fee.
Gift Cards
Give a massage. Our gift cards and eGift cards are available in any amount, and they never expire.
Before You Book
Finding Us
Our studio is in the red brick building to the left of the Trolley Barn Public Market entrance on East Broad Street, on the second floor above A'Latte Café. Please note the studio is not wheelchair accessible.
Your First Visit
Plan to arrive a few minutes early. Your therapist will review your intake form and health history with you before your session begins. New to massage? Our FAQ covers what to wear and how draping works.
Cancellations
Please give at least 24 hours notice to cancel or reschedule. Late cancellations and no-shows are charged the full session fee. See our Terms for the full policy.
How Long Should I Book?
Thirty minutes typically suits one focused area. Sixty minutes can give you time to relax and still focus on an area or two, and a 60 minute booking is a full 60 minutes of hands-on time. Ninety minutes typically allows time for full body work plus focused attention. If you are unsure, call or text us and we will help you pick.
Not Sure You Chose Right?
That is fine. Tell your therapist your goals and how the pressure feels when you arrive; they will talk it through with you before the session begins, and you can ask for adjustments to the pressure and focus during it.
Questions
Our Frequently Asked Questions page covers what to expect before, during, and after your session. Or call or text us at 267-450-9707.
Ready when you are
Book online in a couple of minutes, or call or text us and we will help you choose the right session.