A collection of techniques designed for relaxation, using massage oils to reduce friction. Many of the therapeutic effects include increased circulation, increased flexibility, removal of lactic acids and toxins, relaxes nervous system, and stimulates the skin. Techniques can be modified to treat injuries and muscular related problems.

Massage applied to the deeper, core layers of the body often using the elbow as well as the usual thumb, finger and fist pressure. Greater awareness is often needed to go into the deeper tissues without hurting the client. Deep tissue work helps with chronic pain and injury rehabilitation.

Applying glass cups to the skin to help relieve pain, flush out toxins, and restore healthy blood flow to the body

Sitting in a chair designed for massage which allows the therapist to massage the neck, shoulder, upper and lower back without disrobing clothes.

Massage done fully clothed and seated; generally geared toward corporate or business settings. The ideal situation is to persuade the company to pay for this service for their employees on a regular basis. Much can be done to reduce repetitive strain injuries and mental motivation.