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Wellness Works – Chalfont

60-Minute Massage, Acupuncture Treatment, or Both (Up to 66% Off)

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  • Pampered
  • Healthy Living

In a Nutshell

Massage dismantles muscle knots and instills calm; hair-thin needles work to realign energy pathways and restore overall well-being

The Fine Print

To remain in top condition, muscles require daily stretches, monthly massages, and yearly rotations to ensure even wear on the biceps and hamstrings. Get a tune-up with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

  • $35 for a 60-minute massage (a $70 value)
  • $45 for an acupuncture treatment (a $120 value)
  • $65 for a 60-minute massage and an acupuncture treatment (a $190 value)

Select from therapeutic Swedish, deep-tissue, or sports massages. Ninety-minute acupuncture appointments begin with a consultation to develop a chi-restoration strategy, and the sterile, hair-thin needles remain in place for about 20 minutes.

Wellness Works

At Wellness Works, president Julie Spahn helms a squad of practitioners trained in Eastern and Western traditions of wellness, as well as services such as massage, meditation, nutrition counseling, and acupuncture. Seasoned massage therapists knead relaxation directly into bodies with the soothing strokes of Swedish, therapeutic, deep-tissue, and sports massages. Instead of stuffing counterfeit $100 bills into patrons’ jacket pockets, reflexologists make people feel better by focusing on pressure points located in the hands and feet, and various yoga classes attempt different stances of stress shedding.

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The Groupon Guide to: Body Language

Thanks to body language, you don't have to hear someone's hot, breathy voice in order to learn how they're feeling. Know what's on everyone's mind just by looking at them with this guide to nonverbal communication:

Position: Head hanging down
Meaning: Shame about having lost a basketball game or never having learned to properly diaper a baby

Position: Arms crossed
Meaning: Self-conscious about something that looks like nozzles on otherwise normal chest

Position: Chin up
Meaning: Humiliated to look down at the hands that have touched so many strangers' hair

Position: Legs crossed
Meaning: Desperately trying to control the powerful leg muscles that so desperately want to kick down a door, just once, to see how it feels

Position: Balled up, quivering, screaming at the slightest hint of noise or light
Meaning: In a fit of joyful awe at all of the wonderful things the world has to offer

How many adults will never learn to properly diaper a baby?

Wellness Works

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    Chalfont

    500 Horizon Dr., Suite 503
    Chalfont, Pennsylvania 18914
    (484) 489-1700
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