May 11, 2010
Wellness for Life is pleased to now offer the purchase of Gift Certificates online!
Visit our website at www.WellnessForLifeRVA.com
Our current special:
If you have never been here before, come check us out!
Just $45 for a 1-hr massage session, plus a FREE Detox Foot Bath!
May 4, 2010
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May 4, 2010
If you live/work in area code 23235, 23236, or 23113
please check out the front page of your local Chesterfield Observer.
We have a full color post-it ad just in time for Mother’s Day!
April 29, 2010
American Critical Care Services
and Wellness for Life present
Dr. Barry Sears
author of The Zone Diet,
at the first annual
2010 WOMEN’S
HEALTH
& WELLNESS
SYMPOSIUM
together with our sponsors and exhibitor partners.
Saturday, June 19th, 2010
8:30 am – 4:00 pm
Hotel Sierra, Short Pump Town Center
11800 W Broad St, Richmond, VA 23233
*Attendance to the speaker-led sessions is FREE OF CHARGE, but pre-registration is required as seating is limited*
First 100 women to register receive a FREE event tote bag
Lunch with DR BARRY SEARS, acclaimed New York Times bestselling author of The Zone Diet, is $35. Registration and prepayment are required as seats are limited.
VISIT THE WEBSITE FOR THIS EVENT: www.WomensHealthSymposium.com
April 16, 2010
Welcome everybody! We’re happy to have Candice Merrick, NCMT, the Wellness for Life Massage Director as our new Blog Master! Please enjoy!
Sincerely,
Wellness for Life Administration and everybody at American Critical Care Services
February 15, 2010
What can be better than a massage? A massage using hot stones…….
What is a Hot Stone Massage?
This 90-minute session combines massage and heat to reduce muscular tension, stress and general fatigue. This deep, gliding massage along with the warmth of the stones softens the muscles, promoting a relaxing and soothing experience.
What kind of stones are they and how are the stones used?
The stones used are made of fine-grain volcanic basalt rock because of their ability to hold heat. They are heated in water and used as either placement stones or technique stones. As placement stones, the stones are placed on muscle groups. The heat from the stones penetrates the muscles and encourages them to soften and relax. As technique stones, the therapist will use the stones directly on the skin with the massage strokes in continuous motion.
What are the benefits of a Hot Stone Massage?
Massaging muscles with the heated stones enhances relaxation, increases blood flow, and decreases pain by “melting” tension away. By doing this, the therapist is able to reach deeper layers. Of course a hot stone massage feels amazing, but it can also help with the following: decrease chronic pain, stress and anxiety, insomnia, depression, arthritic conditions, fibromyalgia, and poor circulation to name a few.
Is there anyone who shouldn’t get a Hot Stone Massage?
It is not a good idea to have a hot stone massage if you have any of the following: heart conditions, vascular disorders (diabetes), prone to blood clots, psoriasis, recently had chemotherapy. Pregnant women should talk to their doctor about whether or not hot stone massage is safe for them.
Call today to melt your stress away! (804) 320-1113
February 8, 2010
Contact us at 804-320-1113 for more information!
January 4, 2010
Warm up with a Intro $45 Swedish massage!
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December 28, 2009
We are proud to introduce our new website! Please visit www.wellnessforliferva.com and check us out!
