Mother's Day Gift Certificates

Mother's Day

What a Wonderful Gift to Give the Person that gave you Life?
A 60 minute Massage!
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Massage, Now More than Ever---is not a Luxury...

Massage, Now More Than Ever
Consumers may be tempted to trim their
wellness budgets when economic times are
tough. Yet a recent national consumer survey
showed most massage-minded Americans are
committed to maintaining the health benefits
they experience with massage. It makes sense—
the better you feel, the better job you can do of
caring for yourself and your loved ones.
Massage should play a role in reducing stress
and strengthening the health of Americans.
When people feel their best, they are more likely
to be able to face the challenges difficult times
present. With greater health and peace of mind,
consumers can face difficulties with poise, clarity
of purpose, and strengthened emotional reserves.
Truly, massage is more than a luxury—it’s a
vital part of self-care that has a positive ripple
effect on us as we work, play, and care for others.

Invest in yourself and those
you love
If you think about it, massage is an excellent
value. The price of massage has remained stable
in recent years, as the cost of movies, dining
out, and sports events has risen. Which of these
has the power to improve your health and your
outlook on life? In economically challenging times, it is vital
to invest in preventative healthcare. The last
thing you want is to get sick, have to take time off
work, and pay expensive medical bills.
Following are health reasons all American
adults should be including massage in their family
budgets and schedules. Massage therapy:
• Boosts the immune system.
• Reduces anxiety.
• Reduces the flow of stress hormones.
• Improves sleep.
• Improves energy levels
and reduces fatigue.
• Improves concentration.
• Increases circulation.
• Improves self-esteem.
• Reduces frequency of headaches.
• Releases endorphins.
Positive Effects
The positive effects of regular massage can
have benefits in many areas of your life.
Home. Massage therapy
helps families under
stress create healthy
households with clear thinking
and more
relaxed moms and
dads. Individuals taking
care of themselves are
better equipped to be
responsive caregivers
who can provide a sense
of security—to children,
partners, aging parents,
or other family members.
Work. The health benefits of massage can help
forestall illnesses and lost work time, especially
when you may be asked to produce more with
fewer resources. Decision-making skills will
be better and your performance is likely to be
improved with a clear focus and more energy.

A hint for the boss: Research shows employees
exhibit improved performance and less stress
when given twice-weekly, 15-minute massages in
the office.
Health. Those with existing health conditions
can continue to reap benefits in the following
ways. Proactively caring for health through
massage may help reduce costly doctor visits
and use of prescription and over-the-counter
medications.