Bodywork & Reflexology

Waltja Center for Healing Arts

54 Lancaster St, Cherry Valley, NY, 13320-2605

About this listing

Waltja Center for Healing Arts in Cherry Valley, New York, works in the manual and Asian bodywork traditions: Thai massage, shiatsu, reflexology, acupuncture, cupping or craniosacral work depending on the practitioner. Expect a different format from a spa massage. Many of these sessions are done clothed, on a mat rather than a table, with stretching and compression instead of long gliding strokes. If you have only ever had a Swedish massage, say so when you book: the first Thai session surprises people.

Asian bodywork and manual traditions: Thai massage, shiatsu, reflexology, acupuncture, cupping and craniosacral work. Often clothed, often on a mat rather than a table.

Details

Type: Bodywork & Reflexology
Address: 54 Lancaster St
Cherry Valley, NY 13320-2605
Phone: +15183663400
Website: waltjacenter.com
Social: Facebook
Directions: Open in maps

What to expect

Typical of this kind of business rather than confirmed for this one. Menus change; check the studio's own site before booking.

Thai and shiatsuReflexologyCuppingAcupunctureWear loose clothingMat or tableWalk-ins sometimesSeries pricing

Location

Listing compiled from open place data, not from the business. Submit a correction.

Before you book

Ask what you should wear. Thai and shiatsu sessions are usually done clothed on a mat, which surprises people expecting a table and a sheet.
Say if it is your first session. The stretching and compression in these traditions feels nothing like a Swedish massage.
Ask about series pricing. Bodywork is often sold in courses of treatments because it is meant to be cumulative.

Licensing in New York

Massage therapists here are licensed by the NYSED Office of the Professions. Ask for a license number, then check it.