First visit special, close to home, very nice and modern. Dr was excellent and really gave me…read moreinsight on my chronic problem. After adjustment I feel 2 inches taller and slept like a baby last night! I would definitely recommend this new business, opened just months ago, right behind Buffalo Wild Wings.

Wonderful staff and compassionate care! Always listen and respond with treatment that helps…read more Highly recommend!

Alma & Co Massage and Wellness is a fantastic place. Michelle is an intuitive and knowledgable…read moremassage therapist. I always feel like a new person whether it was from working out or just from working. The spa is calm, modern, and relaxing. Everything felt like a high-end experience, and it is. I'll recommend this to anyone who doesn't steal my regular bookings!

Alot of bang for your pocketbook! Awesome Staff! I was sent…read moreto this place via a great referral from a friend. The staff is personable and helpful. They seemed truly concerned about your body and will often give me tips on what i can do to at home since I play soccer. More they have even customizing my massage for problem areas. Price is right too!, more so than other places I have been.

Patrick Miller with Amazing Hands Massage Therapy. "The best massage I've ever had!". So…read morerelaxing. This is what I say, every time I see him. Try him out, you will be glad!!

Everything about the Yoga Patch is amazing to me. I started coming for the sauna and float options…read more Then taking classes and shopping the collection of amazing items available. Finally taking my journey into yoga teacher training and community building in the cafe. If you want to grow from half alive to fully alive this is the place to do it.

I visited Trinity Wellness on a group outing for a bachelorette party and was wowed by the service,…read moreofferings, and facility! We started with a very recharging yoga session. Everyone in the group had different levels of experience with yoga, but they all left the session absolutely zen and relaxed. Our instructor was wonderful and great at accommodating our group! Neda helped us make our DIY spa products, and it was really nice getting to talk to her and see the vision for Trinity Wellness. Every detail is carefully thought out, and the whole group really enjoyed customizing their salts and oils! Lexi Smith was our massage therapist, and she was lovely! Her intuitive understanding of her clients' needs and her ability to tailor each session to address specific concerns set her apart. Lexi's calming presence and expert techniques leave you feeling rejuvenated and stress-free. She maintains a clean, relaxing environment that enhances the overall experience. I highly recommend Lexi for anyone seeking high-quality, personalized massage therapy. Thank you, Trinity Wellness, for an amazing experience!

Absolutely the best massage therapists I've been to. ....and I've been to many. Trinity Wellness…read moreoffers a variety of services including the Four Palm which may be my new favorite.

The staff and drs at KC Chiro are just the best. I see Dr. Callen Martin and he's amazing - takes…read moretime with you and never seems rushed; makes adjustments based on what your body is telling him; is incredibly thorough and very effective. Dr. Martin is the best chiropractor I've had in 15 years (since I lived in Houston). He doesn't try to sell you on anything or push merchandise on you, and he's not aggressive or insistent about how often you should come in (almost to a fault!). He's really laid back and just tells you to see how long your body "holds" the adjustment ... and then that's when you come back! He's very knowledgeable - and is just a really amazing chiropractor. He's helped me so much, and I continue to get and feel better. Second, the main massage therapist there, Celeste, is INCREDIBLE!!! The BEST massage therapist I've ever been to. She is so knowledgeable about the body, and she, too (like Dr. Martin), really *listens* to the body. Dr. Martin and Celeste are an amazing 1-2 punch (in the best way possible). I recommend them to people all the time - and I call them the "body whisperers."

Extremely professional, these guys are incredible! Seriously! Ask about their red light therapy…read more.. it changed my life! Highly recommend giving them a try!

The best Chripractor I've ever had! He's able to get the spots most can't. He's always been fair…read morepriced and knowledgeable.

The Dr. I was looking for had quit in December 2021 but the owner's wife didn't tell me that. She…read morewas trying to get me to come in and even called my insurance company. She did everything she could to make sure I didn't find the chiropractor who had quit. BUT I found HIM! Based on this kind of unprofessional shadiness I would not seek medical attention here. SHAME on you Mrs. Barnabel, Billing Specialist.

It took me months to be able to share about this publicly because of how traumatic my experience…read morewith Alex at Centered Spirit was. I reported him to both the state and national board of massage therapy, but no action was taken (other than learning that he was not nationally certified, though he claimed to be). I think it's important to speak up against harmful behavior, so I'm sharing what happened here in an effort to avoid someone else experience the discomfort I did. BOTTOM LINE: There is a continued pattern of not respecting women and their bodies and thinking his (Alex's) knowledge and technique are more important than the experience of the client on the table.  MY EXPERIENCE: I had a Mayan Abdominal Massage with Alex Jackson in May 2022. I sought him out because he specialized in trauma-informed body work. At the beginning our session I brought up a concern I had around a negative Yelp review I read about him. His response - "it's hard to be a male therapist during #MeToo" - he said he even talked to a lawyer to see if he could remove the negative Yelp review about him. His inability to take responsibility was a red flag. I felt trapped to continue the session since I was already there (MY MISTAKE!). The reason I have not spoken to him directly about my complaint is because he proved in the conversation above that he cannot receive criticism or hold a respectful conversation about concerns brought to his attention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF COMPLAINT: 1. Claiming to heal trauma without being trauma-informed or trauma-responsive His sessions are structured in a way that elicit trauma through the extreme pressure he uses, the in-depth and intimate intake questions he asks around trauma and sex (such as have you been raped and how easily do you orgasm), and how he wants you to revisit the trauma while naked on his table and connected to your "inner little girl". He was acting like a therapist in a way that seemed to be an attempt to exert control over me. 2. Ignoring my boundaries At the beginning of the session, I asked him if he could use lighter pressure. I told him the pressure was too much, I was having trouble breathing and it hurt. Instead of respecting my freedom of choice (lighter touch) in the session, he told me the light pressure was just a "spa massage" and wouldn't provide any benefit. If I wanted the benefits from his work, he said it had to be deep pressure (that hurt). This felt like an exploitation of trust: that I was supposed to trust him because he was the therapist even though my experience of the session was painful.  The pressure that Alex used was unlike anything I have ever experienced. It literally took the breath from me. I was bracing myself every time he pushed down on my body. I could hardly speak, let alone advocate for myself, because he was working with such intense pressure it knocked the wind out of me.  Other than natural childbirth, I've never endured such physical pain. All the while, he kept saying "you're doing great sweetheart" (this was the first time I met him). 3. Continued dismissing feedback Toward the middle of the session, I started feeling dizzy and nauseous. I told him I get hypotensive easily and have a tendency to pass out. He told me my lightheadedness was not from my medical condition, but was from the extra oxygen I was breathing in. Every time he applied pressure (which was constantly) he told me to exhale. That required me to breathe fast, almost like I was hyperventilating. He did not do anything to help me feel less dizzy. At the end of the session my body was shaking uncontrollably and I was disoriented. He said that was common. Upon reflection of how the body can elicit a freeze response to trauma by shutting down and not feeling, he willingly seems like he's trying to induce this reaction in bodies to not feel anything and go numb by the sheer force of pressure he's exerting on our bodies. The amount of force and how it was applied felt abusive to my body and spirit. A massage worker creating a trauma response is not ok, especially when he's been notified the pressure is too intense.  The massage therapist is in a position of power as the practitioner and naked clients are much more vulnerable, especially in a healing space. 4. Dealing with physical and emotional effects after the session Because I've received a lot of bodywork before, I know that working on tissues can bring up emotions. The repercussions of my session with Alex Jones were completely different from other bodywork and energy work I've received. Instead of feeling relief or healing from this massage, I find myself feeling traumatized from it. I don't want anyone else to feel the way I did, which is why I'm sharing this.

The Centered Spirit is a wellness center that according to their web site, because I wanted to get…read moreit right, focuses on healing traditions of Central America, Mexico and Europe. I won't go into everything they do because my main interest in coming here was to follow my acupuncturist who decided to move her practice here vs. the long, grueling commute to Lawrence. Acupuncture, massage therapy, those would be my personal interests, but there's far more here, and I may not be the one to go into those details. That might entail community classes, sauna therapy, Chinese medicine and other wellness practices. What I immediately liked though was one of the owners who took time to chat and show me around the building which is beautifully designed, very inviting and relaxing. They also house a French tea room near the entrance where you can peruse imported teas. Stepping into the interior is really to leave the busy area and Wornall behind. The sound insulation must surely be first rate because once inside, it's totally quiet and relaxing. I'll probably stick with my long-time massage therapist in Lawrence but if I was in Kansas City, I'd be looking to bring my service here. Everything about the place, the vibe, the people, the setting all seem to hit a sweet spot for me. I'm sure I'll be back.