I went to Michael many times when he was at destination massage and he is just the most…read moreknowledgeable, professional, massage therapist i have ever had. My back was broken, pain down my one leg for a year until i finally took care if my herniated disk but he improved my quality of life during that awful part of my life where nothing else could even touch the pain. He knows exactly what makes what do what in the body. I wish he stayed local. He's far from me now so i have not been to his new office yet.

I've been getting massages regularly for the last decade and have had my fair share of masseuses…read morelocally, as well as on cruise ships, and I can truly say this is one of the best massages EVER! Michael is really strong without hurting you which is a talent in and of itself. In addition, he is extremely thorough and will reach areas that need massage that you didn't realize existed. His room is nice and clean and relaxing, with a heated table and relaxing music. I would absolutely recommend him for your massage needs. When you arrive, park in the parking lot and enter through the side door and go downstairs.

I've gone to several massage therapists however, I'm not someone that goes on a regular basis…read more Lower back was bothering me for a while. I work in the East Aurora area and was looking for someone local. I saw Alicia in a google search so I thought I'd give her a try. In my experience, some, not all therapists will find trouble areas that you don't complain about and they will work those spots too. I feel that is a good indicator of a quality massage therapist. Alicia did just that. The deep tissue work she did was intense! I was sore for days however, she did ask if the pressure was too much. I said I was ok, apparently not! I asked her about stretching and other things I try to keep my back loose. She made recommendations to help in between appointments. Overall, the work she did was top notch. My only complaint is she does not have water available when massage is done. All others I've been to offer bottled water or tea. Make sure to bring water for after which is important after a massage. This is a minor inconvenience considering the quality of Alicia's work!

From the owner: Medical Massage, Chair Massage, Thai Massage, Therapeutic Massage, Myofascial Release, Hot Stone,…read moreSwedish Massage, Geriatric Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Connective Tissue Massage, Carpal Tunnel Therapy, Aromatherapy, Acupressure, Trigger Point Therapy, Reiki, Reflexology

The massage was very calming and thoughtfully done. She took her time and carefully focused on my…read moreproblem areas, which made a noticeable difference.

From the owner: Chantel Gasbarrini graduated from the New York Institute of Massage in January 2019 and is Licensed…read morein the state of New York. She is also a Certified Level 2 Reiki Practitioner. Chantel strives to provide alternative therapies geared towards the healing of mind, body and soul. Improving her clients overall wellbeing is her main objective, she believes that maintaining a well balanced and healthy lifestyle will create homeostasis. Each treatment is tailored to the individual to provide a safe and comfortable healing experience. Chantel's treatments include a blend of massage modalities such as Swedish, Therapeutic, Deep Tissue and Trigger Point Therapy. *Currently accepting new clients.* If you'd like to schedule an appointment please call 716-698-1068.

by far one of the most relaxed i've ever felt! such a cozy warm and inviting atmosphere the vibes…read morehere are just amazing. brooke was soooooooooooo nice and helpful and super at literally everything! my first massage ever went more then amazing and i will DEFINITELY be coming back here and recommending it to everyone i know:) thank you for such a great massage brooke see you again soon!!

I am so happy to have found Sana Health and Wellness! The staff has been friendly with setting…read moreappointments and getting me matched with a pelvic floor physical therapist. (They offer many services though!) The space is so calm and welcoming. Some places like this make me feel stressed like I don't fit in, but I felt that anyone of any gender, age, or fitness level would be at ease. I worked with Katie Myers and she is incredible! I learned so much and felt so at peace about the next steps for me. There was no judgment, no guilt, no discomfort- only respect and care.

From the owner: We provide professional quality care for your physical health and well-being…read more As a health and wellness collaborative, we assist patients and clients by providing individualized orthopedic and pelvic floor physical therapy, Pilates-based rehabilitation, therapeutic Pilates and group reformer classes, and collective wellness services. We strive to create a superior physical therapy and wellness experience by providing one-on-one care that is innovative and nurturing and without the use of aides or assistants.

Bob know his stuff and he's really good at what he does. I will recommend him to everyone who need…read moreholistic and/or sports medicine.

From the owner: A Licensed Chiropractor in East Aurora, NY, Dr. Bob uses a combination of soft tissue techniques…read moreincluding: Graston, Nimmo Trigger Point Therapy and Active Release Techniques, along with Laser and Eletrical Acupoint Therapy to improve patient outcomes.

The best place to get adjusted in western New York. My family and I have been going here for years…read more We have never had a better experience elsewhere, so thankful for their services. It's a very inviting environment, clean, family atmosphere.

Dr. Tom and his staff are awesome. I'm here to tell you that the Nutimost program really works! I…read morelost 50 lbs and over 47 inches and have kept it off for over a year so far. Thank you Dr. Tom, you have changed my life!

My path to booking a massage with Chelsea Privitera through Creative Wellness was random…read more I discovered I had a wellness card through my health insurance on 12/31 (can you say last minute?) and was in a panic looking for wellness places I could purchase a gift card from, online, for therapeutic treatments (I already have enough supplements for a lifetime). Luckily, I found Creative Wellness sold gift cards and provided online appointment booking for their advertised services. I knew I needed a massage, badly, and booked a 60 minute session with the first practitioner available: Chelsea Privitera. (I found out later that Chelsea is a separate entity than Creative Wellness, and even though she doesn't directly take Creative Wellness gift cards, Creative Wellness does honor them by reimbursing Chelsea, which I'm incredibly thankful for. It can be confusing because it looks like Chelsea is part of Creative Wellness when booking the appointment. When my gift card runs out, I will definitely be returning to Chelsea either way.) Upon arrival to the beautiful new location at Cardea Health Integrative, I noticed there were multiple buildings, and two of them looked residential. I started to have some anxiety about where to go; not wanting to walk into someone's house, so I walked towards the first building to the left when you enter the main driveway. It's a big white multi-storied house with a garage to the right of the house and has a sign for CHI. This house was indeed the place where Chelsea was located. Chelsea was nice enough to wait by the front door, otherwise I would've been lost and my agoraphobia could have spiraled more, which is not great prior to when you're supposed to relax. (Hopefully Creative Wellness will put up some signs to help guide clients to the right location. Apparently, there are two buildings with their practitioners. I am not sure which building it is in.) Chelsea was wonderful to talk to and she was very intentional with the therapeutic process and cared about what I wanted to work on during the session. I've been to a lot of massages where the room is cold, and even though this was an old (and incredibly gorgeous) house, there was a warm heating pad and a heater in the room, which was helpful. There was also a bathroom connected to the room, which was very convenient. The massage itself with Chelsea was wonderful. I really couldn't have hoped for a better one. I loved the scalp massage, the soothing herbal eye compress, and the warm towels placed on my back and neck at the end of the massage. Chelsea found the spots that were more troublesome on my back and neck (I'm a full-time cybersecurity researcher and writer. I type A LOT). I'm grateful she took the time to treat these areas. In summary, I will definitely go back to experience another massage treatment with Chelsea! Thanks!

I have been going to Creative Wellness since its inception about 3 years ago. Location has moved…read moreas business expanded, but the quality of service has remained consistently top notch. Primarily I have attended Yoga classes, but have also done Reiki, Reflexology, New Moon Integrations and Tai Chi. I have also attended programs for healthy diet. All have been wonderful! As Covid has impacted our lives, I now attend my Yoga classes virtually. In-person classes are still available. A variety of classes are offered every day at many different times, making it easy to fit into my schedule. Each instructor brings a special, unique feel to the practice and I always end my practice feeling better. Even my yellow lab will lay down and be soothed by the Yogi's calming voice! I can't imagine not having Creative Wellness in my life. I have made friendships and have become a healthier version of me through the wonderful, caring guidance of Susan, the owner, and her dedicated staff. Highly recommend!!

Kay is a fanstastic aesthetician, and does it all in terms of facials. The ambiance is also nice…read moreand relaxing.

Conveniently located in East Aurora and more affordable than other area spas, but unfortunately the…read moreold maxim that you get what you pay for holds true here. I had a gel manicure and a massage done by the same person, which probably tells you something. The gel manicure looks awful - I can paint my own nails with more skill. Some nails are lumpy and uneven and on others the polish doesn't even come all the way to the tip of the nail. I didn't notice it until I got out into the sunlight or I'd have asked for them to be redone, but I don't really want to go back. The massage itself was just OK, but there was no discussion of what would be used (typically a scented oil of your choice, in my experience) and the massage therapist employed some kind of lotion that smelled cheaply and VERY strongly of fruit. Very cloying and the opposite of pampering or relaxing. I ended up going home and showering to get it off ASAP. The spa itself is rather odd. It is clearly a converted office building. The massage rooms are separated by yellow cubicle walls and there are fluorescent lights on the ceiling (not in use, thankfully.) No one else was there during my visit, but I can't imagine relaxing if one of the other stalls had been in use. It is nicely decorated, but it was obviously done on a tight budget. The reception area looks and feels like a doctor's office with slightly better furniture, and this is where you sit to wait for your appointment. No fluffy robes or cucumber water here! To be fair, it seems like the right intentions are there and the staff I encountered were friendly. If there were other reviews on Yelp, I probably wouldn't post one as it is not my intention to bash them. But as a consumer I want a better experience for my money, so I cannot recommend it to others.