So I'm from out of town and was in need of a serious massage. So I went on Yelp and found Cozi…read moretouch and I booked my appointment on Friday and when I tell you the deep tissue massage I had was so bomb this was the first time I never felt sore or achy After the massage or the next day. I felt so light after this and I will for sure be coming back when I move to Georgia book with her and fast. Very professional and clean and the mood was great.

Cozi greeted me at the door. She was warm and invited me into massage suite which is at her front…read moredoor. She guided me into relaxing. She has good pressure and technique. One has to be body confident as you have to dress and undress with her in the room, that may be awkward for some.

My husband purchased a Groupon for two prenatal massages as a Mother's Day gift. I've been having…read moresignificant back pain and swelling as I near full term. My first appointment, Tiana focused on my back for about 45 minutes, and then did some quick but thorough work on my feet. I left feeling better. My second appointment...it was a dream. Same issues, but I asked her to split the focus more evenly on my legs/feet and back. So she spent about 30 minutes on each side. The pressure was perfect, and she practically intuited exactly where I needed the help. It was literally probably the best massage I've ever had. I was so relaxed and felt so much better. My husband even noticed a change in my mood over the next day or so. Aside from the massages themselves, I've found Tiana to be professional, friendly, and kind. I had a somewhat difficult time scheduling my first appointment, but I believe this was due to her recent location move, and she's a one woman show and deserves a little grace. I've had no hesitations recommending her to other pregnant friends, and plan to return for some post-natal TLC.

Tiana is very deceptive. She is a liar. I paid her for 10 sessions of supposedly lymphatic…read moremassages. I looked her up on the Georgia License check, none of what she has on her website shows she is licensed. Those reviews thats on Google about her being a scammed are not lies. She comes across as an angel of light but is wicked. I have a ring video of the incident today. If anyone want to look at it, email me.

In honor of Women's History Month, I want to take a moment and highlight an establishment which is…read moredoing their part to honor wellness and healing. The Wellness Spot is truly a hidden gem in College Park and an absolute sanctuary for wellness. Massage Therapy, Facials, Yoga, Sauna, Manicure and Pedicures, just to name a few of the services. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is peaceful, welcoming, and designed to help you reset and recharge. What makes this place even more special is its visionary owner, Valaurie "Val" Lee. Val is an inspiring wellness leader and The Wellness Spot, is her vision. She consistently provides wellness for the community as well as for her staff. Val is creating something truly special, a haven where wellness, excellence, and community meet. The Wellness Spot isn't just a place you visit it's an experience. I honor a salute phenomenal women like Val Lee this month and always.

I did not receive actual services. I participated in the tour of the pressed juices…read more The atmosphere was welcoming and I was greeted with smiles and acknowledgments. I took interest in the information provided during the juice tour. Learning about our bodies and having the opportunity to hear information that's is resonating with my spirit of change. Will definitely follow up.

Much needed massage, booked with the perfect location. Kia was very patient and responsive from my…read moreinitial email query almost one month ago. Very professional/knowledgeable & found pressure points I did not know I had! The stretching was a new experience; very therapeutic. Cozy ambience with decor and accents to match. The visit with Peace of Paradise, Inc. made up for the long-overdue massage therapy session. Thank you!

From the owner: I am a well-trained Massage Therapist with continuous education extending over 18 years. As a…read moremassage therapist, I’m very passionate about what I do and love helping people feel better. I specialize in Sports Massage, Deep Tissue, Thai Massage, Prenatal and a host of others. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or are interested in booking a session. Looking forward to the opportunity to work with you!

Towards the end of the year a friend and I usually get together for some sort of bonding outing and…read morethis year was her choice. I never thought someone would suggest a colonic for a girls outing, but since I've never had one before, I went in with no real expectations other than I was gonna have multiple bowel movements (BM) in the time I was there. From what I'd read online, having one colonic is the equivalent of having 3-5 BMs. One of the main reasons I decide to go was they take my insurance company's HSA/FSA card. When I asked how that was possible, Rachel, the owner, says that it is considered prep for a colonoscopy and is an approved treatment. So I signed up for the December special, which was the colonic and a foot detox, she agreed to allow me to use the infared sauna instead of the foot detox. When I walked in the mood music and aromatherapy oils in the air immediately soothe whatever jitters I had, and I don't know if its Rachel's normal, but she gave me a genuine hug, I don't know the last time I've had one, so I blurted out to her that I was nervous and being so, I'd had three BMs that day, so I wasn't sure if there was anything left. She assured me there was. There are some brief medical history forms to fill out, and after reading the fine print, I learned that in the State of GA it is not mandatory to be licensed/certified to provide colon hydrotherapy, so again RED FLAG for me, but since Id read on her website that she is certified, I stuck around for the appointment. By then my friend came out the colonic room smiling, but at this point, she had better been smiling or I'd run straight back out the door. I opted for doing the sauna before the colonic, but Im sure most people do the sauna afterwards, but since I had to wait for her to clean the colonic table and get my friend ready for the foot detox, I went ahead and got naked and got in the sauna, and I'm extremely glad I did. It was just what my post holiday (Dec 27) nerves needed. I was able to do some journal writing and the smell of lavender and the alkaline water did me good. When you do the colonic, she gives you an opportunity to stick the tube up your own rectum, which Im sure some people can do with no issue, but me being an anal virgin, after multiple attempts, I was unable to do it for myself, so she re-entered the room to help. She has a gentle touch and I felt very comfortable with her doing so. After she starts the machine, she leaves the room and then came back about ten minutes later and I admitted that I hadn't BM. She rubbed some type of oil on my stomach and began to massage my abdomen and let me tell you, I started going like I hadn't been in months. I asked her to leave the room again, because I didn't like the idea of BMing with someone standing there massaging my stomach, she giggle and said she understood and that everyone has different reactions, and that the procedure also helps to relive a lot of stress, worry and other emotions we carry in our guts. The colonic is 40 mins and afterwards I felt different, and could tell the difference in the bloatness of my stomach. I'd read online that people says they lost 2-3 lbs after one of these. I didn't weigh myself prior or afterwards, but again I could tell the difference in the size of my stomach. Afterwards, she told me about a special she is running and instead of it being $90 per treatment, it would be $45, so I signed up for two more within the next month. Im not sure if Im going to keep the appointments since I saw my primary care physician four days after the colonic and she says there is no medical reason a person should be taking these every two weeks and recommend that I get a colonoscopy instead of multiple colonics back to back, but if I wanted to go back, she'd recommend spacing them out to 1-2 per year. Overall it was a pleasant experience, I felt pretty good afterwards and slept so good that night, that I would recommend this location and the service to anyone considering it. Rachel is a genuine spirit and she's very calming. I like that she took some time to review the medical history I'd provided and made some recommendation on ways I can increase my iron levels without having to take iron pills or other medications. I strongly recommend her services and the location is in East Point which is easily accessible from almost anywhere in Metro Atlanta.

Rachel is an amazing person who truly cares about your well being. The entire space is so carefully…read moredesigned to provide comfort and healing, so you know the client experience was genuinely at mind. I had my first colonic and it was very easy thanks to the help from Rachel and her pre-instructions. Nothing hurt and nothing wss uncomfortable. I am really excited to return for the many other services they offer.

I visited Massage Envy Camp Creek for the first time on a Wednesday afternoon. I made my…read moreappointment a few days in advance online. The pricing reflected online as a first time customer who had to create an account to book was $80 for 60 minutes. I had an e gift card but had to put a credit card on file to reserve the service. I received a text two days before and phone call the day before to confirm my attendance. They have a 50% of service fee for same day cancellations and 100% fee for no shows which was explained during my phone call. They advised me to arrive fifteen minutes early to allow time to check in and customize my massage experience. On the day of my appointment I arrived about 20 minutes early. I was able to check in immediately and used a tablet to complete questions, waivers and sign off on my desired experience. The staff was friendly. The environment was peaceful and clean. After completing my check in, I was able to use the restroom and wait in an area with tea and water available. My masseuse was Terrance. He came to get me a few minutes before my time. He consulted me for a few minutes and it was clear that he wanted to make sure that I was comfortable. It was a good first time experience and enjoyable prenatal massage (third trimester). I liked that he was able to focus on specific areas based on what I indicated during check in and our consult. Once my service was finished, I was able to pay in the check in area. Note at the time (February 2026) their introductory rate was $80 before gratuity for the 60 minute massage, which included 10 minutes to consult and 50 minutes of massage time. A friendly associate explained that their normal price and nonmember rate is $130 for those who don't have a wellness membership. I appreciated being able to experience the massage, especially with my gift card but was not ready to invest in a monthly subscription (wellness membership) to lock in the discounted pricing for future visits. Overall, it was a good experience and I'd return again.

I booked a maggage on line with intent to use my birthday gift card. They ended up charding my…read morecredit card for $113 and I was told I was suppose to call them to reschedule since I was using a gift card. I told them that there is nothing on line that explains if I am using a gift card that inorder to cancel I needed to call. Then they put me on the phone with the manager which repeats the same things - I shoul have called. I tried to explain to no avail that nothing says to call if you are using a gift card. They should not require a gift card booking on line and then use your credit card to charge you - this is a scam!!!!!!!!!