I was in town for the weekend and Emily squeezed me and a friend in on a Saturday! Highly…read morerecommend!! Emily gave an amazing massage and was so kind!

From the owner: As a licensed massage therapist I am dedicated to helping my clients achieve both physical relief…read moreand relaxation through a personalized approach. Whether you’re seeking relief from chronic pain, recovering from an injury, or simply looking to unwind, I tailor each session to meet your individual needs. I specialize in Therapeutic Deep Tissue massage, which focuses on releasing muscle tension and alleviating discomfort from deep within the muscles. I also offer Swedish Massage, a gentler technique designed to promote overall relaxation, improve circulation, and reduce stress. Through a combination of techniques and a keen understanding of the body’s structure, my goal is to provide not only immediate relief but also long-term benefits for your health and well-being. I create a welcoming, comfortable, serene space for each session and work with you to ensure your experience is both soothing and healing.

I was treated so poorly by the apparently new receptionist at Body Therapeutics & Medical Massage,…read morethat I WON'T likely be going back. My boyfriend gave me an immersion tank floatation session and a massage as a surprise, relaxing birthday gift. Upon arrival, the receptionist asked our name and immediately turned her back to us while she continued to talk. I asked her to repeat herself so we could hear what she was saying. She went on to hand me the stack of papers (which she clearly did not have ready for our arrival) and to tell me that I could not receive the flotation service if I had colored hair or used self-tanning products. I told her that I did both and that I doubt that my permanent hair color would be a problem. And BTW, I am so fair and had done so little self-tanning that you could not even tell by looking at me (I use Jergen's Daily Moisturizer that has a very mild, colorless self-tanning additive). But she didn't ask about that. She then proceeded to tell me that I would have to pay $1500 if my hair color stained their flotation tank. I told her that I would not sign anything that said I may have to pay $1500 to them if there was some kind of trouble with their tank. At this point, the conversation was really making me wonder how they ever get ANY female clients over 40 to purchase this service with those restrictions. About that time, another employee who I later learned had been there more than a year, came out and was introduced to me as the person who would get me ready for my services. I continued filling out my paperwork and mentioned that there is nothing in the paperwork about hair color, self-tanner or a $1500 fee. The experienced employee then said that the issue is more of a problem with temporary hair color and looked at me and said that I would not be a problem. So, I finished my paperwork and signed it. He then politely asked the receptionist if she wanted to take her lunch which she did and the experienced employee brought me back to the treatment area. And I just chalked up the pointless and stressful conversation to a bad reception hire. But the STRESS was not over! About 10 minutes after I was in the flotation room, there was a knock on the door and this receptionist who was supposed to be at lunch, said to me thru the door that the floating session had been cancelled and to get out. Who knows what she had said, but apparently, she didn't like that the experienced employee had looked at my permanent hair color and obvious low use of self-tanner and said that it would not be a problem and she went off somewhere else to call an off-site manager who the receptionist was now reporting had said to stop the service. Something is wrong over there. Either, they have a very poor setup where common personal products can cause a problem even though you shower BEFORE entering the flotation tank and they want their customers to incur the cost of their poor setup OR they didn't care to investigate the facts being provided by what appears to be an inexperienced employee who didn't agree with the experienced employee. Furthermore, even if a minute amount of self-tanner is a problem or permanent hair color is a problem, this receptionist could have offered another treatment for me to do at the same time. But she did not. I'm surprised that we have not received a call from management apologizing for this very poor experience. Whatever their problem, the net cost is that they lost a potential long-term customer and we were caused a lot of stress and to waste a good part of our day. So needless to say, I don't recommend this business.

I've had many massages in the past few years here. It wasn't until yesterday that I was bitterly…read moredisappointed. Nevermind the fact that I requested a male therapist. It's my preference. Instead I got a female, which is fine, but not what I requested. I filled out my intake form, long after my initial booking, twice mentioning that my right collarbone was extremely sensitive to touch. Natacia, my therapist, with virtually no communication began my massage focusing almost completely on my right collarbone! She worked on the most painful part of my body more than any other part of my body for the majority of my hour. I booked the cbd oil treatment. I did not receive it. I booked the rose aromatherapy. I did not receive it. I booked the leg gel therapy thing. I did not receive it. Thankfully they did not charge me for the services I didn't get, but I was left very disappointed, and in far worse pain than I was before I walked through that door. I would like to add that the level of unprofessional treatment I received yesterday was embarrassing. I love this place and have always enjoyed coming until yesterday. I had been waiting for over a month, looking very forward to this transformative visit, only to be put into pain by a person who clearly doesn't know what she is doing. Sadly, I can't say I would like another visit. What happened to you guys? If it were possible, I would have given a zero star review. DO BETTER.

Talented and experienced massage, helps with quality recovery for my muscle issues. The office is…read moreclean and gives a sense of professionalism and easy to make appointments.

From the owner: Garden Massage is supporting our clients' lifestyles one massage at a time.read more

Olivia is the most gifted massage therapist I've ever had the opportunity to receive work from. She…read moreis professional, responsive, and the massage room is impeccably clean. Well worth the effort.

Best massage anywhere. Same review of Olivia from my entire family and all my friends that have…read morehad an appointment with her. Out of 5 stars Olivia is a 6.

She popped the incision on my left breast and my stomach less than a month post-op. It prolonged my…read morerecovery, increased my pain & chance of infection. I have to have another procedure to correct the issues she caused, she did not refund me for that massage. When I reached out for her insurance information she did not respond. She's an ABMP member so I reached out to them and they got in contact with the insurance company so I could file a claim. So unprofessional and uncaring be careful seeing her for post op care!!

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Excellent therapeutic massage. Targeted right to affected muscles, ligaments and tendons. Easy to…read morecommunicate problem areas.

Michelle is professional and an intuitive healer!! Highly recommended Michelle at Mindful In…read moreTensions!!

This evening Nykole ready my cards for the upcoming full moon and lunar eclipse and I can't tell…read moreyou how insightful and helpful she was. Using my chart and cards she was able to provide a grounded and powerful reading that truly set my heart and mind at ease about a current troubling situation. Nykole is professional and wise. You will love her soulful energy and light heart.

Went in for cranio-sacral therapy and felt amazing after. She is sweet, intuitive, and totally ON…read moreIT! Felt more relaxed and calm after.

everything about Healing Horizons is fantastic! I see Dr Schulte for my acupuncture and she's…read moreamazing! I see Dr Hawthorne for my chiropractic needs, he has helped me to put away my walker and walk with much better balance!

I've seen over (22) acupuncturists in a variety of US states. I study Traditional Chinese Medicine…read more(TCM) as well. Here are my thoughts: Front desk personnel - polite and efficient. Ambiance - of the waiting room and treatment room - relaxing. Parking - easy and free. Price - $150 is on the higher end given Grand Junction is not a big city (I've paid $155 in Orlando, FL and $159 in Miami for an initial session for example). The follow-up sessions are reasonably priced at half the price. Joseph was my acupuncturist. Polite and well traveled fellow. Excellent listener. Session - meh. Average. Nothing out of the ordinary. The initial consultation was more led by me than him. I was surprised he did not take my pulse until I was on the bed. He did not look at my tongue. The Yellow Emperor's Classic is a foundation TCM text. Tongue and pulse diagnoses are standard practice from what I've read and experienced. Red flag. Another big red flag is that this man practices homeopathy. Highly controversial. Many acupuncturists I've seen have warned me against it. Joseph even claimed that one session is like (10) years of therapy (which I highly doubt - it's not shamanic soul retrieval or inner child/shadow work). Joseph has a diversified healing background. I support that. However, I probably should've walked out after he told me this. As an Asian-American, I do find it unprofessional to ask about ethnicity on the first visit. I give him credit that he asked where I was from then asked about my parents. Most folks ask me, "Where I'm really from or originally from?" and keep pushing. That is called "Othering" and is a intentional or unintentional microaggression to nonwhite Americans. It is ultimately an alienating question. What caught me off guard is that he said I had an exotic look about me. I've never been told that. At first, I thought that was a compliment. Then I looked online with a bunch of Asian and Latina women claiming it is offensive/Othering. "What am I a piece of fruit?" "I am an American too." Again I didn't feel malice from him that I've felt in other parts of the country. Upon reflection, I think it was unintentional. It has to be mentioned as the USA is getting more diverse. The actual session was mediocre: I only received 30 minutes sleeping on the table where I am use to 45 minutes . Most acupuncturists do an hour 15 minutes from my experience. The bar I use for acupuncturists that can put me to sleep on the bed with their needles on the first session. I dozed in and out. I felt disoriented afterwards. That could be a good sign (detoxification). The real bar for me is if I sleep better the night of. I did not notice anything significant. This is important because Joseph himself told me about a breakthrough session where he slept for (30) hours after the session. I did appreciate the Chinese music. Surprisingly, not all acupuncturists use music. Checkout process - simple pay with a card and go. FYI there are several other acupuncturists at this site. I have only worked with Joseph.