$59 for a One-Hour Couples Massage at Tru Massage Therapy ($120 Value)
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$59 for a One-Hour Couples Massage ($120 Value)
Two massage therapists use custom pressure during the couples massage, which can be performed by candlelight in the same or different rooms. Heated tables and a hot-towel treatment deepen each duo's relaxation.
Guests may choose from a range modalities, including Swedish, deep tissue, migraine relief, sports or, for women, prenatal techniques.
Relax by candlelight with a friend or significant other as two massage therapists use long, gliding strokes and hot towels to loosen muscles
The shoulders carry much of the body's tension, as well as the body's finite supply of shrugs. Let go with this Groupon.
$59 for a One-Hour Couples Massage ($120 Value)
Two massage therapists use custom pressure during the couples massage, which can be performed by candlelight in the same or different rooms. Heated tables and a hot-towel treatment deepen each duo's relaxation.
Guests may choose from a range modalities, including Swedish, deep tissue, migraine relief, sports or, for women, prenatal techniques.
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About Tru Massage - First Time Sauna Clients
Danielle Rivera, owner of Tru Massage Therapy, did not set out to become a massage therapist. "I like helping people," she says, and she did so for many years as a CNA in nursing homes. When she began to transition to a medical-assistant program, Rivera discovered her passion for massage. She got her massage license in 2008 and never looked back. Now, Rivera and a team of therapists provide 10 massage modalities and myriad spa services. In addition to botanical body wraps and waxing services, Rivera's talent for clinical massage has improved her patients' lives and her ability to open industrial-size jars of pickles. "I had a client that could only lift his arm 90 degrees, and after working on him. . . he could go up to 160 degrees." She has also provided relief for migraine sufferers. Clients who "were taking prescription pain meds. . . were able to cut down their prescriptions significantly" or repurpose them altogether into beaded necklaces.