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Shiatsu and LaStone Therapies – The Annex

60- or 90-Minute Shiatsu Massage, or a 75-Minute LaStone Massage (Up to 51% Off)

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In a Nutshell

Shiatsu and LaStone therapist Suzy helps clients release pent-up stress through Japanese-style acupressure or knot-targeting LaStone therapy

The Fine Print

  • Expires 120 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Appointment required. 24hr cancellation notice required. Tax not included.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Back muscles often go neglected, since they're the hardest muscles to gaze at in the mirror or lovingly oil every night before bed. Have your own back with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

  • $35 for one 60-minute shiatsu massage (a $70 value)
  • $49 for one 90-minute shiatsu massage (a $100 value)
  • $55 for one 75-minute LaStone massage (a $110 value)

Shiatsu massages use Japanese acupressure techniques to manipulate muscles and relieve a number of bothers, including headaches and tension. LaStone treatments target specific pain zones by placing warmed basalt stones on troubled areas to help knotted muscles relax. The therapy combines the use of thermotherapy, energy work stone placement, and the spinal layout.

Shiatsu and LaStone Therapies

Suzy Chumbo of Transense Healing Arts Holistic Centre employs two distinct therapy treatments to help clients reduce pain and discomfort. She uses her knuckles, thumbs, palms, knees, and elbows as instruments of relaxation, drawing from shiatsu techniques and Japanese-style acupressure to pinpoint and expunge stress. Alternatively, she uses heated basalt rocks formed from volcanic lava during LaStone therapy, loosening up knotted muscles.

Suzy's experience stems back to the Aveda Institute in Victoria, B.C., where she graduated from in 1998 in esthetics. Since 2000, she has added LaStone therapy to her repertoire, which allows her to stimulated the autonomic nervous system and increase oxygen in the body. Her subsequent interest in shiatsu led her to Shiatsu School of Canada, which enables her to continue her journey of educational growth through her daily practice.

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Shiatsu and LaStone Therapies

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    The Annex

    344 Bloor St. W, Suite 610
    Toronto, Ontario M5S 2J2
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  • Shiatsu and LaStone Therapies is located inside Transense Healing Arts Holistic Centre. Call (647) 462-7110 or email shiatsu_lastone@hotmail.ca for questions.