 Bronxville Massage Gift Certificate Sale!!!
Black Friday, November 29, 2019 – Cyber Monday, December 2, 2019 Take care of yourself AND others this season with our Black Friday, 11/29/19 to Cyber Monday, 12/2/19 sale - 15% Off Gift Certificates on-line and in person. This is a great opportunity to get something for YOUR body and spirit - while also nurturing others. In times when life feels so crazy, busy, and chaotic - these moments of peace and quiet help us connect back to ourselves-- ultimately becoming more present and joyful. 3 Ways to Shop & Save: Shop now using link here (enter code GC15 at checkout). Stop in to Visit. Call Us: 914.337.9356
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 15% Off Sanctuary Gift Certificates for Massage & Wellness
Sale Dates: Friday, 11/29/19 - Monday, 12/2/19 Bronxville Wellness Sanctuary Gift Certificates can be purchased in person or online for dollar amounts or specific services like: massage, facials, energy healing or meditation. Use GC15 at checkout to save 15% when buying on-line ***or*** shop in person/give us a call and mention Black Friday/Cyber Monday! Shop Now.  "Transformation is through the body, not away from it. This is why no true master has ever advocating fighting or leaving the body, although their mind-based followers often have." -Eckhart Tolle
Previously I have written about the difference between knowledge and knowing. I shared my experience with Eckhart Tolle and how the only true way to "know" something, is to experience it. What are you noticing...knowing? This week I encourage you to become curious about what and how your physical body is trying to communicate with you. I often say our physical body is a portal to what is really happening deep within. By deep within I mean beyond the mind and it's thoughts/story/narrative. For example, ever notice how physical pain causes us to "do" something when it no longer becomes tolerable? It's the moment when we feel "we have had enough of feeling tired/achy/lonely" (i.e.: suffering) and decide it's time to make a change. Time for transformation!!! Perhaps we decide to become conscious of our food habits and choose to eat better. Or, maybe it's time to lace up those sneakers and exercise. And for some it's time to ease up on the physical body and get a massage or finally try yoga, etc. And still for others perhaps there's a sense of the inner body that feels "off". Anxious, afraid, alone...endless cycle of emotional up and down. Why does connecting with the body matter? From a practical sense, we need it in order to live so why not take care of it the best we can? On a deeper level, the physical body is a powerful doorway for us to access wisdom and therefore transformation. Can't change what you don't know/want to know :) And while some wisdom traditions may teach denying the body and/or ignoring the body, in my experience, it is the exact opposite. We must pay attention and learn. Then apply those lessons in the form of action. How do we access the physical body, in a deeper sense? It varies. Yet one thread runs through all of it and that is the practice of presence...awareness. A.K.A - paying attention. Some of us pay attention quite naturally and either choose to take action or not. Doing nothing is also a choice :) Others of us engage in movement practices - yoga/running/walking outside/dance... to help us get in touch/feel the inner body. And still others rely on meditation, massage, or other forms of energy healing to assist in bring us into deeper awareness. There's no right or wrong way. And the "way" may change over time as you change. Nothing is permanent in this world of form. Ha! As I say-- the only "wrong" way to meditate is simply to not do it all. And so it is with life and dealing with change. We will either consciously choose to listen to our body or not. Regardless, life / transformation happens anyway. We can embrace it (peaceful path) or fight it (suffering path). I don't know about you. I rather the peaceful path. Namaste, Stephanie As we approach the final few months of the year...and as the Holidays draw near... it's the perfect time to pause and make time to care for body, mind, and spirit. While it may feel like life is moving fast and we don't have "enough" time to get it all done...this is actually the best time to slow down and nourish ourselves. When we are intentional about how we want to live our life...end our year...refreshed, renewed, and in joy perhaps, we make choices to support it. In addition to our upcoming events listed below, we are here to support you with our Sanctuary offerings of therapeutic massage, yummy facials, and uplifting energy balancing. Book On-line Here or Call Us: 914.337.9356 Welcome New Massage Therapists!!!
Please help us welcome Christine and Andrew to the Sanctuary family and our team of amazing massage therapists!!! Christine has been a Licensed Massage Therapist for more than 20 years and she still loves her work! Christine specializes in Pre Natal Massage and Myofascial Work, to name a few. Her mission is to help you achieve your wellness goals by combining her intuition with her in depth knowledge of all massage modalities. Andrew is skilled in a wide variety of massage techniques from Swedish relaxation massage to therapeutic deep tissue work as well as pre and post natal. Andrew combines his background in martial arts and meditation to offer a holistic healing experience.  Friends & Family Week - It's Back!!!
Monday, 10/21/19-Sunday, 10/27/19 @Bronxville Wellness Sanctuary Enjoy 20% Off* your service of 45 minutes or longer: Massage and therapeutic bodywork, facials, chakra energy balancing, shamanic reading. Also on Friday, 10/25 from 5:00pm-7:00pm we will be offering complimentary henna!!! Spots go fast. Book Online Here or Call us: 914.337.9356 *Offer excludes 30 minute services, 75 minute shamanic session, waxing, already discounted packages, services and gift certificates. Kindly Note: We will not be accepting Spa Week Gift Cards during this week. Visit us Monday, 10/14/19 and enjoy 15% off all massage services, facial services, and gift certificates (in person and online).
Purchase online here and enter code GC15 at checkout. Happy Fall! Happy Time for Renewal!
Check out our popular Restore & Renew Package: 75 Minute Custom Massage with Reflexology and a 45 Minute Wellness Facial, $225 ($20 savings). Great for you! Great as a gift for someone you love. Purchase instant gift certificates here. Book On-Line Here. Be Well Spa Package - Want a Taste of Sanctuary? Combine our most popular sanctuary services and enjoy savings with our Be Well Package. Package includes: 45 minute massage and 45 minute facial for $175 ($15 savings)! The Be Well Package also makes a great gift certificate for someone you love. Gift certificates can be purchased online instantly, and can be emailed or printed instantly. To purchase a Be Well package gift certificate:
 or Call Us: 914.337.9356
Introducing Cupping & Therapeutic Bodywork
What is Cupping? Cupping is a comprehensive care technique aiming to decompress over-contracted muscles and other tissues. It is performed with medical-grade silicone cups. Cupping increases blood flow, absorption of water and nutrients, loosens adhesions which increase range of motion and stimulates the elimination of toxins and cellular debris, which often contribute to pain, tightness and fatigue. Simultaneously, the subtle yet crucial function of the lymphatic system is stimulated. This service is provided exclusively by Nimia (bio below). Who Is Cupping Good For? Cupping is a form of therapeutic bodywork ideal for people that suffer from sports injuries and chronic pain. If you are someone that needs deep tissue massage, it is likely that cupping will benefit you. Who Should Not* Receive Cupping? While cupping is not dangerous, it is important to notify your therapist if you have high blood pressure as this will determine the intensity of the cupping session. *Please do not book cupping if you have the following conditions: an open wound, fever, or lymphedema. What to Expect Post Cupping: It is common for cupping to leave circular or linear marks on the skin that can range from light pink to deep red. The marks are simply an indication of increased blood flow which still occurs even when there is no color change. Cupping After Care: After cupping, we recommend dry-brushing the area treated and adjacent skin, preferably following the lymphatic flow. It is best to avoid drastic temperature changes for a few hours – this includes hot showers. Wait one day before resuming your normal exercise routine and avoid any other body work for at least 2 days post cupping. Services Available: 30 Minute Cupping, $75 Ideal for clients who have not experienced cupping before and for follow up appointments. Attire: shorts & sports bra or bathing suit. 45 Minute Cupping, $110 Ideal for clients that have already experienced the 30 Minute or 60 Minute Massage with cupping sessions. Attire: shorts & sports bra or bathing suit. 60 Minute Therapeutic Massage with Cupping, $145 This service mixes our signature massage with cupping where needed. Ideal for clients with sports injuries, chronic pain and those that need deep tissue work but like to have the whole-body experience as well. It is also a great way those who have not experience cupping massage before. Book Here or Call Us: 914.337.9356 About Nimia Nimia Nazario-Méndez is a Licensed Massage Therapist. She began her journey as an LMT when searching for an alternative solution to muscle tension and stress. After attending a massage workshop and finding the relief she was looking for, she wanted to do the same for others. This led her to enroll at the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine where she earned her degree in Occupational Studies in Massage Therapies. She has since become an active member of the American Massage Therapy Association as well as a Department of Education NYS Registrant. Nimia believes that life is all about learning and continues to attend educational workshops and trainings on a regular basis. She incorporates her knowledge of many forms of healing into her work from traditional Swedish Massage to Cupping Massage modalities. Nimia believes that massage should be a part of your regular health care and well-being and that it is just as important as nutritious food, regular physical activities, good sleep and having a good laugh and a big hug! |
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