OUR SERVICES

1. SIMULTANEOUS

MASSAGE

It’s a unique massage session held by two masseurs simultaneously. Their harmonious work will bring balance and harmony in every cell of your body.

2. TRADITIONAL FOOT

MASSAGE

Foot massage is Thai foot massage, which can improve the tone of blood vessels, get rid of the accumulated excess liquid and a feeling of heaviness in the legs.

3. ANTISTRESS THAI

MASSAGE

A distinctive feature of this massage is the immediate impact on the head, face, neck, shoulders, neck area, arms and back.

4. ENERGY MIX

MASSAGE

The combination of traditional Thai body massage and a half-hour foot massage will return your courage and strength.

Choose Your Massage

We offer custom therapeutic massage based on your specific needs.

Simply choose the length of your massage to get started.

Investment:

Individual

$50 $40 Introductory Rate

Couple's Massage

$100 $80

This option includes 30 minutes of hands-on massage with optional use of hot towels, essential oils, and hot stones.

The shorter session is typically focused on on specific areas of interest.

Investment:

Individual

$90 $80 Introductory Rate

Couple's Massage

$180 $160

This option includes 60 minutes of hands-on massage with optional use of hot towels, essential oils, and hot stones.

The session typically addresses full body but we can focus in on specific areas as needed.

Investment:

Individual

$120 $110 Intro Rate

Couple's Massage

$240 $220

This option includes 90 minutes of hands-on massage with optional use of hot towels, essential oils, and hot stones.

The session typically addresses full body but we can focus in on specific areas as needed.

Questions?? Text Joyce at 309-220-8733

TYPES OF MASSAGE

SHIATSU

Shiatsu is a form of Japanese bodywork that uses localized finger pressure in a rhythmic sequence on acupuncture meridians. Each point is held from two to eight seconds to improve the flow of energy and help the body regain balance.

PREGNANCY MASSAGE

Also called prenatal massage, pregnancy massage is becoming increasingly popular with expectant mothers. Massage therapists who are certified in pregnancy massage know the proper way to position and support the woman's body.

REFLEXOLOGY

Although reflexology is sometimes called foot massage, it is more than simple foot massage. Reflexology involves applying pressure to certain points on the foot that correspond to organs and systems of the body.

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Customer Testimonials

"When it comes to massage, some people have the touch and some people don't. Joyce definitely does!"

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Blog & Articles

7 Stressors

The Silent Stressors Sabotaging Your Well-being (And How to Stop Them)

December 10, 20243 min read

Stress doesn’t always roar like a deadline or shout like an argument. Sometimes, it’s quiet—a subtle hum of tension woven into your daily routine. These silent stressors often go unnoticed, but over time, they can erode your health just as much as life’s more dramatic challenges.

The good news? Recognizing these sneaky saboteurs is the first step toward reclaiming your peace. Let’s explore seven hidden stress triggers—and simple, practical ways to address them.


1. The Trap of Over-Scheduling

When was the last time your calendar felt like yours? Back-to-back commitments, even enjoyable ones, can leave no room for reflection or rest. Your body interprets constant rushing as a threat, keeping your nervous system on high alert.

Quick Fix: Before saying "yes" to a task, ask yourself: Do I truly have the capacity for this? Protecting downtime isn’t selfish; it’s essential for your health.


2. The Noise of Constant Connectivity

Endless notifications and screen time may feel harmless, but they add up. This digital noise overstimulates your brain, making it harder to unwind.

Quick Fix: Set boundaries. Try screen-free evenings, keep your phone out of the bedroom, or leave it behind during a peaceful walk.


3. The Price of Skipped or Rushed Meals

Grabbing a quick snack—or forgetting to eat entirely—sends your body into survival mode. Blood sugar spikes and crashes can amplify feelings of stress, irritability, and fatigue.

Quick Fix: View meals as moments to recharge. Eat slowly, include energy-sustaining foods (like proteins and veggies), and treat mealtime as an act of self-care.


4. Posture Matters More Than You Think

Slouching over your screen may seem minor, but poor posture can restrict breathing, signaling stress to your brain.

Quick Fix: Take a posture check. Sit up, pull your shoulders back, and take deep, intentional breaths to reset both your body and mind.


5. Chronic Sleep Deprivation

Running on six hours or less? Sleep isn’t just rest; it’s when your body heals and processes stress. Chronic deprivation leaves you vulnerable to mood swings, illness, and burnout.

Quick Fix: Make sleep a priority. Dim lights an hour before bed, stick to a consistent schedule, and aim for 7–9 hours nightly.


6. Background Noise: A Hidden Agitator

From humming appliances to traffic, noise keeps your brain subtly on edge. Over time, it contributes to a low-level stress response.

Quick Fix: Embrace silence. Turn off unnecessary sounds or spend a few minutes each day outdoors, soaking in natural quiet.


7. The Neglected Power of Deep Breathing

Stress shortens your breath, reinforcing physical tension. Left unchecked, this habit keeps your body in a loop of unease.

Quick Fix: Pause for 30 seconds. Close your eyes, take a deep breath in through your nose, hold it, and exhale slowly through your mouth. Repeat as needed.


The Path Forward: Progress, Not Perfection

You don’t need to tackle everything at once. Choose one habit—perhaps setting a screen-free hour or eating mindfully—and focus on it. Small, consistent changes build momentum, leading to a life where you feel calmer and more in control.

Remember, healing often starts with the little things. The sooner you notice the silent stressors in your life, the sooner you can regain your sense of balance and well-being.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Discover more simple, actionable ways to reduce stress and boost your well-being in my Simple Habits for Stronger Health Facebook group. Join a community of like-minded individuals sharing tips, encouragement, and motivation to live healthier, happier lives.

👉 Click here to join the group now!

Let’s work together to create a life where balance and health are the norm, not the exception.

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Joyce Anne Day

Joyce is a Certified Personal Trainer dedicated to helping people get out of pain and get into shape. She teaches techniques including the MELT Method, Block Therapy, and Yoga Hammock.

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