Regina Panetti, LMT

Smooth stones are heated, oiled, and applied to the body in long gliding strokes to create the "melting" sensation of this modality is adored for. The added heat and weight of the stones amplifies the effects of the massage session. *For this reason, hot stone work may be contraindicated for those who are pregnant or those with inflammatory or cardiovascular conditions. If either situation applies to you, please consult with the therapist before booking your appointment.*

Based upon the belief that points on the hands and feet correlate to specific areas of the body, the therapist manipulates these points as a way to indirectly treat the rest of the body. This beautifully relaxing treatment is non-invasive, yet highly effective in bringing balance and an overall sense of well-being. This type of massage is particularly good for clients who are unable to receive touch to the other parts of their bodies, or who are otherwise uncomfortable with full-body massage.