Sevierville, TN Spa and Massage

Licensed massage therapist Dana Good has never performed the same massage twice. She believes cookie cutters should be left in the kitchen or hanging in doorways to mark gingerbread-man safe houses, and opts instead for a highly personalized treatment philosophy. She discusses each client's specific needs and medical history to create an optimal massage session, drawing upon more than a decade of experience with a wide variety of massage modalities and bodywork techniques. In an integrative massage, Good incorporates Swedish and deep-tissue pressure with styles such as myofascial or positional release, trigger-point therapy, as well as deep breathing and other relaxation exercises.

Good also offers pregnancy or sports massage for targeted relief and helps clients lead healthier lifestyles as a certified wellness coach specializing in weight loss and stress management. As a way to give back to the community, the caring therapist offers discounts for military personnel and first responders.

Licensed massage therapist Angela Hensley has a healing touch. Through various massage modalities, including myofascial release, deep-tissue massage, and trigger-point therapy, Hensley helps deliver relief for clients plagued by tension, joint stiffness, and lingering pain. Through massage, clients may find relief from health-related problems without resorting to medication or sorcery.

A quaint veranda welcomes guests into Mountain Oasis Day Spa with an interior permeated by hardwood floors and cozy waiting chairs. Licensed acupuncturist and longtime shiatsu practitioner Peter Shea approaches health and wellness problems with holistic answers. He learned this treatment mentality while earning his master's of oriental medicine at the International Institute of Chinese Medicine in Santa Fe. Joanne Shea, Peter's partner and an instructor in Eastern medicine at the North Carolina School of Advanced Bodywork, plays her part by calming achy muscles and improving sluggish circulation with a slate of massages. Aesthetician Christi Dilts rounds out the team with her facials and waxing services to render skin as soft as a chinchilla's loofah.

Aisha Temple, owner and operator of Temple Aesthetics The Sacred Skin Care Studio, combines aesthetic expertise with a passion for herbal and holistic wellness in her natural-beauty services. In addition to being a licensed aesthetician and manicurist, Temple is a member of the Association of Holistic Skin Care Practitioners, a natural fit for someone with a background in herbalism. Advanced microdermabrasion and light-therapy treatments even skin tone and discoloration while reducing the appearance of fine lines, and botanically enriched facial treatments for men and women soothe skin. As a certified oncology aesthetician, Temple tends to cancer patients with organic and natural oncology skincare designed especially to ease chemotherapy’s effects on the skin by using healing touch and herbs. In addition to working from her low-lit, brick-walled hideaway, Temple offers mobile beauty services for bridal parties, private events, and sports teams looking to bond on the road.

Licensed massage therapist Jacci Fletcher customizes every aspect of massage treatments to the client's needs, from music selection to aromatherapy scent. She specializes in many modalities including neuromuscular therapy, which loosens muscles by targeting trigger points, and Thai foot massage, which addresses blocked energy or stress from working overtime at the grape-stomping factory. She also upgrades massages with pampering treatments, such as skin-smoothing dry brush exfoliation or back facials that soothe with a chamomile and dead-sea mask. Jacci sees massage as a part of her clients’ overall wellness regimens, encouraging treatments to help maintain or improve circulation and range of motion in addition to soothing nerves.