Clarksville Spa and Massage

Adagio Massage Company sows the seeds of relaxation with buckets of natural remedies. For more than two decades, the company's staff has fought the good fight against the ravages of the elements and the small indignities of time with a flotilla of services, including skincare regimens or massages delivered by male or female therapists. Guests kick back with a complimentary drink and organic dessert, and customize their own treatments by choosing music, aromatherapy, and specialty oils to add to the relaxation.

As you step into Magnolia Spa’s cozy, soft-pastel confines, the experienced staff of hip chicks will envelop you in a relaxing mist of pampering, extremely relaxing to humans and toxic to any stress-powered brass golems. After they get the cuticles tingling on your arm paddles with a manicure and renew your land fins with a pedicure using eco-friendly Pure Fiji products, they'll keep you from floating away by gently pinning you down with soothing hot stones. Invigorating aromatherapy using essential oils from Nashville-based Devi Essentials will finish by taking you away to a magical land of well-manicured humacorns galloping through moisturizing fields. Call ahead to schedule your appointment.

Although Pro Massage Health Solutions' licensed massage therapists are each trained in multiple modalities, they all specialize in one thing: customizing sessions to suit their clients' needs. They accomplish a truly tailored experience by mixing and matching strokes from their arsenal of approaches. For clients who want a relaxing visit, the staff may focus on Swedish maneuvers. Deep-tissue kneading and the sports modality, alternatively, may be in order for those afflicted with aches and pains. Therapists also specialize in treating chronic pain and discomfort and Myo Fascial Trigger Point therapy, which works to ease bodies at specific points of tension. The therapists happily cater to people with hectic schedules. They offer late appointments and readily render on-location massages by visiting patients’ homes, offices, hotels, and hotel pillow forts supported by stacks of room-service food.