Our bodies absorb sound via Meissner cells found mostly in our ears, face and chest. We are 90% water, which means sound wakes through our bodies like water wakes through the ocean. It reaches deep into the body via bone conduction and fluids, and affects every piece of who we are at the cellular level. 

Sound Therapy waking through the body sets off a chain reaction via the vagus nerve and Parasympathetic Nervous System, triggering a release of the natural tranquilizing neurotransmitter, acetylcholine.

In fact, all practices that bring about deep calm and relaxation create a high tone Vagus nerve, necessary to maintain a state of good health.

Research continues to show that sound has profound results on our physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

• higher consciousness
• calming the nervous system
• toning the vagus nerve
• lowers blood pressure
• brings deep calm
• deep insights
• deep healing

Sound therapy is currently used in the medical field to rule out bone breaks, to alter brain waves, treat cancer, and treat people who are Neurodivergent. Research continues to show sound therapy has profound results on our physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

Evolve – Choose this blend if you are facing some life challenges be it personal relationship, work or home related, or somewhere in between. The oils chosen are reported to have a harmonizing effect to your energy, supports a deeper inner wisdom, supports your healing and moving through times of transition of any kind including grief or dysfunction, self-destruction, even addiction. They are reported to help cut ties with past and for those who feel emotionally or spiritually stuck, helps to move forward.

Earthing – Choose this blend if you are feeling anxiety, if your thoughts are everywhere or racing, if you want to feel more connected to your center. The oils chosen in this formulation are reported to bring calm and centeredness, and are fortifying and harmonizing to the body’s Qi. They help to reduce anxiety and nervous tension and provides calming especially when mentally fatigued. They bring an immovable strength that connects to Mother Earth.

Meditation – Choose this oil if you are wanting to have a deeper connection to your higher-self, or have a meditative experience. This blend can support any meditation you are working on your own time and deepen your quiet time on the table. The oils chosen are reported as being balancing, grounding, and being calming without causing drowsiness. It deepens and slows the rate of respiration bringing you to a meditative state. I chose oils that both open the crown chakra, allowing for greater connection to your higher-self while also opening the heart chakra which allows back and forth flow of love. All working in harmony to support the body mind and spirit into the receptive space for meditation

Revitalize –  is a wonderful synergy that both lifts the spirit, brings up the mood and energy, brings a sense of clarity to one’s thoughts while balancing in relaxation and calm…it’s even reported to take the edge off of tension causing bad moods. It’s described as having a joyful “personality” to it. Choose this if you woke up on the wrong side of the bed, if you need to feel a mood pick me up or if tension has you on your last nerve this synergy is a great pick to brighten your day without feeling amped up.

Neuromuscular therapy is a very specifically applied form of massage therapy. The Neuromuscular therapist pays attention to the body’s movement, discusses the clients description of pain patterns, history, and types of activities along with, and most importantly the assessment of the body during the massage and then begins treatment with a plan of application that follows, “…protocols that are taught in a step-by-step process. These time-tested, hands-on techniques are built upon a science-based foundation and guided by clinical evidence.” (nmtcenter.com) there is a consideration of all aspects that might be contributing to the presenting issue. For example a client presenting pain in the back of the neck would certainly call for addressing the front of the neck, all the muscles that attach from the shoulders and upper back into the neck, and the lower back since the healthy function of the entire spine is effected as a whole unit. Your Neuromuscular Therapist would be assessing factors that could be causing short or long term ongoing problems or anything that might be adding to the presenting issue. This could include pathologies, nutritional components, neurostimulants, neurotoxins, myofascial dysfunction, postural positioning, or anything that falls into the 3 general headings of dysfunction; biomechanical, biochemical and psychosocial factors. When all 3 of these areas are being considered and addressed synergistically the client often gains the greatest result. For this reason, and because your Neuromuscular therapist is looking for underlying issues that might be a warning of underlying pathologies, occasionally as a precaution, will ask you to get checked out by your General practitioner or Chiropractor to ensure that Massage is the best course of action for you. Your health and happiness is the main goal of a good Massage Therapist even if that means asking you to utilize a different form of Therapy. NMT is utilized by many practices to include Physical Therapy, Mainstream medicine, Chiropractors, and multidisciplinary clinics worldwide. See below information as described by NMTcenter.com NMT assessments and examinations primarily address: -ischemia (tight tissue with reduced blood flow) -myofascial trigger points (hypersensitive points within muscles that give rise to referred phenomena, including pain) -neural entrapment (pressure on nerves by muscles and other soft tissues), and nerve compression (pressure on nerves by osseous and other bonelike tissues, such as cartilage or discs). -postural assessment (assessment of the position of the body as a whole) and dysfunctional gait patterns (manner of movement when walking) -with constant consideration for many other perpetuating factors, such as hydration, nutrition, breathing patterns, and psychologic stress. NMT is highly effective for clients who present with chronic pain and is often successful in reducing or eliminating even longstanding painful conditions. Some of the techniques can also be applied to acute injuries and for post-surgical care; many help to improve performance in sport or dance and to prevent injuries due to these activities. For example, a client presenting pain in the back of the neck would certainly call for addressing the front of the neck, all the muscles that attach from the shoulders and upper back into the neck, and the lower back since the healthy function of the entire spine is effected as a whole unit. Your Neuromuscular Therapist would be assessing factors that could be causing short or long term ongoing problems or anything that might be adding to the presenting issue. This could include pathologies, nutritional components, neuro stimulants, neurotoxins, myofascial dysfunction, postural positioning, or anything that falls into the 3 general headings of dysfunction; biomechanical, biochemical, and psychosocial factors. When all 3 of these areas are being considered and addressed synergistically the client often gains the greatest result. For this reason, and because your Neuromuscular therapist is looking for underlying issues that might be a warning of underlying pathologies, occasionally as a precaution, will ask you to get checked out by your General practitioner or Chiropractor to ensure that Massage is the best course of action for you. Your health and happiness is the main goal of a good Massage Therapist even if that means asking you to utilize a different form of Therapy. NMT is utilized by many practices to include Physical Therapy, Mainstream medicine, Chiropractors, and multidisciplinary clinics worldwide. See below information as described by NMTcenter.com NMT assessments and examinations primarily address: -ischemia (tight tissue with reduced blood flow) -myofascial trigger points (hypersensitive points within muscles that give rise to referred phenomena, including pain) -neural entrapment (pressure on nerves by muscles and other soft tissues), and nerve compression (pressure on nerves by osseous and other bonelike tissues, such as cartilage or discs). -postural assessment (assessment of the position of the body as a whole) and dysfunctional gait patterns (manner of movement when walking) -with constant consideration for many other perpetuating factors, such as hydration, nutrition, breathing patterns, and psychologic stress. NMT is highly effective for clients who present with chronic pain and is often successful in reducing or eliminating even longstanding painful conditions. Some of the techniques can also be applied to acute injuries and for post-surgical care; many help to improve performance in sport or dance and to prevent injuries due to these activities.

Swedish Massage Therapy is the most commonly utilized type of massage therapy in the USA. It is the type of massage therapy taught in the majority of Massage Schools in the United States. Your Massage Therapist will usually use hands, forearms, or elbows to manipulate layers of muscles to improve mental and physical health. Active or passive movement of the joints may also be part of the massage. You will experience gliding rhythmic strokes to help with relaxation, along with kneading like strokes to help lift and loosen the tissue, the combination works well for calming the nervous system, gaining the relaxation that Swedish Massage is known for. See listed to the right some the most common known benefits as described by encyclopedia.com

Physical benefits:

Unlike drug therapy, which is often associated with many systemic and long-term side effects, Swedish massage therapy is relatively safe and has few contraindications. It also provides many benefits.

• loosening tight muscles and stretching connective tissues
• relieving cramps and muscle spasms and decreasing muscle fatigue
• loosening joints and improving range of motion
• increasing muscle strength
• calming the nervous system
• stimulating blood circulation
• firming up muscle and skin tone
• relieving symptoms of such disorders as asthma, arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, chronic and acute pain syndromes, myofascial pain, headache, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction (pain in joints of the jaw),and athletic injuries
• speeding up healing from injury and illness
• improving lymphatic drainage of metabolic wastes

Mental benefits:

• mental relaxation
• improvement in length and quality of sleep
• relief of stress, depression, anxiety, and irritation
• increased ability to concentrate
• improved sense of well-being

One of the most unique techniques for lifting, firming, and toning the face.

The creator, Belle Tuckerman, has long been considered the leading facial massage specialist. Belavi` combines a unique system of massage therapy including meridian point stimulation and lymphatic drainage strokes. Together they help to fight gravity, toxins, and stress, the most common aging factors known.

Treatments to the face are considered the most popular body treatment by many because the client experiences the pampering of spa treatments, the relaxation massage therapy brings, and its effectiveness in providing healthy, vibrant facial appearance.

The stimulating massage adds effectiveness to the facial by addressing the muscles tenacity. As we age muscle tissue begins to lose its tenacity. Russian Massage, one of the more effective massage techniques, have been medically studied for 60 years and they claim the success of their athletes is due to the stimulating muscle massage they apply during a training regimen. They use rapid strokes to mimic contraction of the muscle tissue. With repetition this form of massage helps to tone muscle tissue.

Similarly, Belavi` utilizes firm, invigorating, rapid, strokes to assist in toning the muscle.

The selling factor in receiving Facelift Massage with Rebecca May is the all natural Aroma Therapy products used. Enjoy the peace of mind knowing the products used are non toxic, natural, specially formulated with essential oils, nut butters, and more all essential ingredients for fresh and healthy looking skin!

Facelift massage provides you with all the ingredients needed to have healthy, clean, and tone, beautiful skin that makes you look and feel younger.

Belavi` Facelift Massage intended results are best gained with repeat treatments. Belavi` recommends a series of 12 sessions 1 every 1-2 weeks with a follow up maintenance plan of 1 session once a month. Repeating the series once a year will further the results of maintaining.

Belavi` can be a great benefit when sought out for an occasional treat as part of your self care taking efforts.