Rita is a very well trained and professional therapist. She does a variety of therapies in…read moreaddition to massage: hakomi, lymphatic, acu aroma therapy and ear seeds. I highly recommend her services.

From the owner: Investing in massage in an investment in your health! Therapeutic bodywork offers many benefits to…read moreour health. Thrive mind.body.massage was founded in 2012 on the wish to help each person receive the care they need to live to their fullest potential in both body and mind. Integrating techniques from multiple modalities provide an opportunity to customize a session that will meet you where you are and provide you with resources to help you begin to create positive change. Therapeutic Massage - Relaxation Massage - Manual Lymphatic Drainage - Reflexology - Lymphatic Massage -Aroma Acupoint Therapy - Pregnancy Massage -Thai Yoga Massage - Guided Self Study - Mindfulness Practice

Would have never thought a mall massage would be good but let me tell you... Sarah has the…read morestrongest hands I've ever encountered. I had 2 hours of extreme pressure. She focused on each and every pressure point and didn't miss a spot. She even did hot stones and hot towels. The first half was with the sheets. I didn't think I would like it but I actually preferred that to the oil on skin massage. She used elbows and firearms and use so much force that she was worried it hurt. It wasn't painful but a relief. She then did the oil massage. I opted for a half hour on my legs and feet and she didn't miss one centimeter of either side. I've had hundreds of massages in my lifetime and this was by far one of the best I've ever had. They do cupping therapy as well. That was definitely a bonus. She recommended it because of how bad my back was. I knew it because I have muscular dystrophy and every muscle always hurts. I did leave with red skin and bruises but that's when you know the tissue massage was good. I plan on coming when I come into town. They're on the second floor of the mall by Macys. It's clean and quiet. The rooms are very well maintained and the beds are super comfortable. The rates are very reasonable. It comes out to about a dollar a minute after the first hour. They even do a frequent customer rewards card. I plan on trying some of their other services. Very highly recommended

Masseur was too rough. He injured my ribs. Language is a barrier…read more Save yourself pain and go somewhere else.

Small, intimate office that gives you first class service. They always have the latest and…read moregreatest treatments available in the aesthetics industry. Ulli is an expert aesthetician who will keep your skin looking it's very best.

They are top notch! Betsy is wonderful and so is her staff! I happened to find them by accident…read morewhen I first moved to Roanoke and from that day, I have had the opportunity to have facial peels, makeovers, photos, and minor procedures. It is a small outfit with big offerings- where professionalism and friendliness go hand in hand. This place is still one of my best finds in Roanoke.

The massage is better than I can say! It's simply amazing!! You will leave knowing you just have…read morebeen a patient of a professional and talented therapist.. Nothing but good here. So if your wanting to get treated by a true professional who loves what she does, and helping people. Look no further . This is not one of those places for perv's!! So don't even call if your a pig..

This is a quality service. The therapist clearly has had a great deal of training. I have gone on…read moreand off for some time and remain pleased always. The price is in line with this service in Roanoke. She is also engaging as a conversationalist.

This is not saying they don't do good work, they have moved or closed and are no longer at this…read moreaddress. Their space is vacant with evidence of them once being there. It was located in the Kroger shopping center at main/electric. I'll try finding their new location.

From the owner: We all know that a short foot massage every now and then can really help us relax, particularly…read moreafter a long day of standing up and walking around, when our feet tend to swell up. Sure, everyone enjoys it, but does it really have any benefits other than making us feel a bit more relaxed and relieving some of the pain? There are a several different massage techniques that all promise certain health benefits. Traditional therapeutic techniques focus on relaxing the muscles and joints; acupressure seeks to improve general health and energy flow by acting upon specific pressure points; aromatherapy uses scented oils and relaxing music to add an additional element of relaxation by acting upon multiple senses; and reflexology seeks to improve internal organ function by massaging specific areas of the foot.