Massage therapists are known for their strong hands, which means that the best way to find one is to follow a trail of open pickle jars. Find a helping hand with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $39 for a one-hour aromatherapy massage (an $85 value)
- $45 for a one-hour aromatherapy massage with hot stones (a $105 value)
- $69 for a two-hour aromatherapy massage with a foot and hand scrub (a $165 value)
A massage therapist uses soothing strokes to knead out knots and muscle aches, stimulating the senses through both gentle movements and invigorating scents. Upgrade options such as hot stones deepen relaxation, and a foot and hand scrub helps to exfoliate skin.
Aaduri Healing Arts
Licensed massage therapist Kim Eggert is no stranger to praise. Upon graduating from CCBC Essex's massage-therapy program, Kim received the Outstanding Student Award, an honor that marked just one of the many bright days in her career. Today, Kim continues to hone her craft at Aaduri Healing Arts, administering Swedish strokes, deep-tissue kneads, and myofascial-release techniques that kick stress to the curb or, at the very least, the parkway lawn.
Aaduri Healing Arts
Though the West has only recently realized the real medical benefits of massage, the team of licensed massage therapists at Aaduri Healing Arts have been witnessing them firsthand for years. They're so passionate about these benefits that many of them alter their techniques to suit those for whom traditional massage may be inappropriate, but who often need it the most. Pregnancy and postpartum massages, for instance, relieve the joint pain and muscle tension of childbirth while using belly-safe positions, and sessions for cancer patients and deaf clients call on unique, personalized approaches that help break through any obstacles to relaxation. For traditional clients, the therapists call on a retinue of modalities to ease tension, from classic Swedish massage to specialty techniques such as myofascial release.