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Newtown Massage and Spa
650 Durham Rd
Newtown, PA 18940
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Types of Massages
Deep Tissue
A therapeutic and relaxing massage that focuses on realigning deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue. This massage is the perfect choice for clients with ailments such as chronic back pain, neck and shoulder pain, repetitive strain injuries, sciatica and muscle tension or spasms. The tissue is warmed before slowly going deeper, and deep tissue can be performed with a variety of pressures (to your comfort level) to break down adhesions and knots, the painful rigid tissue caused by tension. Particularly tense areas may experience some discomfort during the massage, and your body may feel like it does post-workout for a day or two afterwards. However, this tends to abate with more frequent massages, and ultimately clients experience extensive and often lasting relief of their symptoms. Ideally, as with any bodywork, this massage should be performed regularly for maintenance and to prevent your body from becoming accustomed to holding itself in a tense state.
- 30 minute massage $50.00
- 60 minute massage $85.00
- 90 minute massage $110.00
Sports Massage
Combine deep tissue and sports stretches to enhance your athletic performance, increase range of motion, endurance, speed of response and flexibility for your upcoming game, or to relax and recuperate after the exertion of sports and reduce your recovery time. We recommend gym clients get a massage post-workout. Our therapists work hand in hand with our trainers, enabling our team to devise a regime for you to ensure you reach your goals.
- 60 minute $85.00
- 90 minute $110.00
Swedish Massage
Whilst deep tissue tends to get more "to the heart of the matter" by relieving chronic pain, Swedish massage is more about overall relaxation. Long gliding strokes, kneading and friction on the more superficial muscle layers improve blood flow to the soft tissues, increase circulation and alleviate muscle tension.
- 30 minute massage $50.00
- 60 minute massage $85.00
- 90 minute massage $110.00
Hot Stone Massage
Enhance your Swedish or deep tissue massage experience with heated stones to warm muscles and relieve muscle tension.
- 60 minute massage $110.00
- 90 minute massage $135.00
Couples Massage
Two of our therapists will pamper you side by side with a massage of your choice while you relax and enjoy some quality time with your significant other or a friend. *Please book at least a week in advance
- 60 minute massage per person $85.00
- 90 minute massage per person $110.00
Pregnancy Massage
A nurturing massage where the mother to be is specially bolstered and positioned to ensure her comfort. This reduces pregnancy swelling and stress on feet, ankles, lower back and neck. We only perform pregnancy massage after the first trimester.
- 60 minute massage $85.00
Lymphatic Drainage
Light touch moves excess lymph and fluid out of the tissues and back into lymphatic vessels. Excellent for conditions such as edema and boosting the immune system. *Introductory pricing offers does not apply for Lymphatic Drainage Massage option
- 60 minute massage $120.00
- 90 minute $145.00
Thermo Therapy
Utilizes moist heat packs to provide heat to the areas of your body that are being treated. Adding the heat packs along with your massage helps to increase blood flow which relaxes the muscles, reduces pain, and promotes healing. This allows the massage therapist to work deeper and specific to the affected area. Adding heat packs to your massage can be used in combination with deep tissue massage and for relaxation. Other massage types can be used upon request. Available for 60-minute and 90-minute massage sessions. Appointments must be made a day ahead of time for this specific treatment.
- 60 minute massage $110.00
- 90 minute massage $135.00
Cupping
The therapist uses glass cups to apply suction to the surface of the body to draw out pathogens and invigorate the body's qi (energy flow). Provided in combination with massage or as a 30 minute cupping only treatment.
- 30 minutes cupping only $75.00
- 60 minute massage $110.00
- 90 minute massage $135.00
CBD Massage
Include cannabidiol (CBD) into your massage to enhance relaxation, reduce inflammation and relieve pain during your massage. CBD is a non-psychoactive compound found in the cannabis and hemp plant in high concentrations. CBD helps aid in pain relief associated with conditions such as: arthritis, back pain, joint pain and muscle tension.
- 60 minute massage $110.00
- 90 minute massage $135.00
Thai Techniques
Thai massage, also known as passive yoga, is comprised of an array of compression, traction and passive stretching, and includes moving the joints. The practitioner may perform these techniques using their feet, knees, hands and elbows. In addition to assisting with flexibility, Thai techniques also assist in the release of stuck energy, promoting an interesting state of uplifting relaxation. As an add-on, Thai techniques can be incorporated into any regular table massage.
- 60 minute massage $110.00
- 90 minute massage $135.00
Reflexology (Add-on)
In reflexology thumb pressure is applied to reflex points on the feet that correspond to parts of the body. This results in relaxation, balancing and healing. It can also be performed on the hands and ears. Available as a full 1-hour treatment blended with Reiki or as a 30-minute add-on to any treatment.
Pnf Stretching (Add-on)
Proprioceptive neuromuscular stretching is a sports massage technique to increase range of motion and improve motor performance and rehabilitation.
Trigger Point Therapy (Add-on)
Incorporate this technique in any massage to relax and relieve the sore knots that refer pain to other parts of the body. Finger pressure is applied around and on these knots, starting slowly until the knot "invites you in".
Aromatherapy (Add-on)
Enhance your psychological and physical wellbeing by adding essential oils to any of our massages.
Myofascial Release (Add-on)
Myofascial release causes the fascia to relax and unwind for soothing pain relief. Injured muscle fibers and trauma result in shortened and tightened fascia, causing pain and tension. In this stretching technique the therapist slowly stretches the fascia, the connective tissue network surrounding the body's muscles and organs, guided by the patient's response.
Shiatsu Massage
Involves manual pressure applied to specific points on the body to relieve tension and pain. This massage uses thumbs, fingers, elbows, and knees to concentrate pressure at certain energy pathways in the body called meridians. Also known as acupressure works to reduce muscle tension and fatigue and is thought to improve blood circulation in the body.
AromaTouch Technique (ATT)
AromaTouch Technique (ATT) is a clinical approach to applying essential oils. ATT is not a regular full body massage, it is a 45 minute to 1 hour treatment. The essential oils applied along energy lines and reflexology points stimulates homeostasis and balance the body. ATT helps to improve well-being by reducing physical and emotional stressors, supports health autonomic function, stimulates the body's energy lines, centers/balances your body system and its function. In addition, this treatment can also help to stimulate the emotional center of your brain creating a sense of well-being. ATT is effective for helping to treat individuals of any age ATT is a combination of 8 essential oils from DoTerra blend, peppermint, lavender, aromatouch, tea tree, wild orange, deep blue, balance and on guard. These blends creates a sense of grounding, calming, relaxing. ATT oils possesses a number of applications including anti-fungal, anti-bacterial cleansing, immune system support, anti-microbial and anti-viral from some. ATT oils are small in molecular size that when applied can work quickly on your autonomic nervous system and reflexology. ATT can be especially beneficial for helping those with a number of conditions ranging from psychological to neurological
Massage Therapists
Donna Polito: Licensed Massage Therapist
Donna began her healing career as a personal trainer and obtained her Bachelor's in Kinesiology from West Chester University. An athlete her whole life, fitness was her passion from an early age, inspiring her to help and educate people how to acquire and maintain a healthy lifestyle. As she puts it, "You are only given one body; treat it right!" As a personal trainer, her clients were seeing great results in their fitness goals. However, many of them would come to her a few days later, expressing muscle soreness and wanting to know what they could do to relieve this other than stretching. Donna remembered how as a two-sport collegiate athlete (field hockey/softball) she first turned to massage to help her body prepare and recuperate before and after her games. Consequently, she decided to turn to massage herself to help her clients live pain-free lives. As she puts it, "this is by far the best decision I have ever made". Donna now enjoys teaching young athletes the importance of taking care of their bodies and the benefits massage has on their performance. Donna's approach to massage is both intuitive and clinical. With a gentle yet deep touch, she specializes in techniques, such as deep tissue, corrective massage, sports massage, Swedish massage and myofascial release, to develop, maintain and rehabilitate the physical function of the body. In an age of technical and, at times, impersonal medicine, Donna believes that massage offers a drug-free, non-invasive and humanistic approach based on the body's natural ability to heal itself.
Tom Szelagowski: Licensed Massage Therapist
Tom's motto is 'Be Excellent to Each Other'. It is Tom's commitment to make his client's world a better place by helping you to unwind, alleviate stress, improve function and to Just..Feel..Better. Tom became interested in holistic body work over 30 years ago, having been inspired by a high school counselor who taught him that 'we hold our issues in our tissues'. After training at the Center for Human Integration and the Bensalem Natural Health Center, he earned certification in 1992 and has since become licensed in PA and NJ. Tom is also a Certified Yoga/Meditation Instructor and is on the faculty at the Lansdale School of Business teaching Anatomy and Physiology. Tom offers a holistic, customized massage, combining various modalities to meet your needs (Swedish, Deep Tissue, Sports, Thai, Reflexology, Stretching, Cupping, Hot Stone, MFR). Recognizing the mind/body connection, he brings more than massage skills to the table. Tom has the patience to spend an entire session on your hands if necessary. His uplifting demeanor exudes empathy and compassion and humor. He will always brighten your day. Employing an integrative mix of appropriate modalities, Tom has helped alleviate sciatica, plantar fasciitis, meralgia, neck, knee, and back pain, thoracic outlet and carpal tunnel syndromes as well as routine/chronic aches and pains. He has also made clients so comfortable and relaxed that they have dozed off. Our session may focus on a particularly troublesome area or may be a soothing, unwinding full body session. The choice is yours.
Jennifer Kada: Licensed Massage Therapist
Since at a young age Jennifer had a strong desire to help others, to be kind, and do what she could to make things better. After college she worked as an executive assistant at the American Red Cross. While there she began to experience low back pain. After 2 years of being under doctor care she was told that she was in worse shape than when she had started. Due to this she decided to look elsewhere for a solution. Her healing journey wasn't always easy and had many bumps in the road. However, to her it was worth it because she discovered massage, other healing techniques, and the importance of living a healthier lifestyle. Jennifer knew she wanted to help others who were suffering and experiencing chronic pain. She knows that there is no such thing as a quick fix pill, but believes massage definitely is the closest thing and she is doing what she can to help others feel better.
Angelis Cumba: Licensed Massage Therapist
Angelis has been practicing massage therapy for 21 years and focuses on a wide variety of issues. She realized at a young age that she enjoyed working with people and taking care of those in need of massages. Her focus then became on helping people with injuries, pain management and range of motion using a holistic approach. Her goal was to assist people reach their health and healing goals inside and out. As a massage therapist, Angelis uses a variety of techniques including swedish, deep tissue, warm stone, cupping, prenatal and light stretching. She believes in what she does and self-care. Angelis enjoys learning and continues to develop her skills to better help serve the community and her repeated clients.
Felix Kofman: Licensed Massage Therapist
When Felix was growing up in Ukraine, he found enjoyment in exercise, playing sports and later became involved with martial arts. He started to use massage therapy as a way to recover from training. Because of his passion for sports and training, he became more involved with others who had similar interests. He then pursued a career in massage therapy in the early 1990's around the time he immigrated to the United States from Ukraine. In addition to traditional massage therapy modalities, Felix also received additional training in pain management and medical massage therapy. Since receiving his license, Felix has worked for a wide variety of facilities such as chiropractic and medical offices, salons, and with private clients. He also has experience working as a massage instructor. Felix provides a wide array of massage therapy types including deep tissue, therapeutic, and prenatal, just to name a few. When working with clients he really wants to understand the reason and goal for why the client is getting a massage. Sometimes clients seek massage therapy for a physical condition or a mental reason. Understanding the reason(s) allows Felix to provide a massage session which can provide relaxation, relief of an injury or chronic condition, or relieve muscular tension. Attaining this information is valuable to allow him to provide the best and most appropriate massage experience for his client.
Dominique Dunphy: Licensed Massage Therapist
Dominique set the intention in early adulthood that she wanted to "help people". When she was trying to figure out the type of work she would like to pursue, it was that motivation that led her into massage therapy. Massage therapy training and practice was her initiation into the healing arts. She sees knowledge in massage therapy as the foundation that ignited a passion in her to continue to evolve in holistic healing. Dominique has had extensive training and education in Swedish and Deep Tissue Massage. Also, she has had years of experience as a student, practitioner, and instructor of Hatha Yoga which she attributes to enriching her into a skilled professional. Dominique combines the clinical and artistic techniques of massage, bodywork and holistic lifestyle principles in a whole-body massage treatment session that provides the mental, physical, and spiritual benefits associated with stress release, relaxation, and decreased muscle tension.
Julia Bayardi: Licensed Massage Therapist
Julia's journey into therapeutic massage began after she experienced a back injury in college. During her recovery, she discovered that the most effective component of her treatment was the massage work that she received. This new appreciation of healing supportive touch inspired her to pivot after her sophomore year, and enroll at the Massage Arts Center of Philadelphia, where she received certification for massage in 2005 and shiatsu certification in 2007. During her career she has worked alongside respected chiropractors, in upscale spas, and has built her own private practice. She began instructing massage in 2009 and fell in love with massage education. In 2015, she opened The Philadelphia School of Massage & Bodywork, where she actively teaches massage and musculoskeletal anatomy courses and assists students on their own journey into massage therapy. Julia's bodywork is integrative, blending the different modalities and techniques that she's encountered in her 18 years of practice. Her work has been effective in helping to alleviate symptoms associated with anxiety, scoliosis, stress, carpal tunnel syndrome, sports related injury, and migraine headache. Above all else, Julia takes a client centered approach to her work. She takes the time to assess their needs, explain treatment plans, give feedback on their soft tissue condition, and offer useful suggestions for post-massage care. Her goal is to ensure that her clients always walk away from their sessions feeling better than when they came in.
Theresa Young: Licensed Massage Therapist
Theresa has been a practicing massage therapist for well over 24 years and loves what she does. Having her clients satisfied and feeling better than when they came in gives her such fulfillment. When she sees the relief on their faces after their session it absolutely makes her day. For her it validates a sense of purpose, personal duty and being on the right path in providing a service of helping others. Theresa's specialties include: Swedish massage, Deep Tissue massage, Prenatal massage, Energy work/Chakra balancing and Trigger Point. Melting away stress and discomfort is her main goal. She believes healing is a whole body experience. For her the goal is to find the source of the discomfort and gradually work on that source/root, whether it be physical, emotional, or spiritual, to achieve the ultimate "health" and balance of the whole being, for the healing to take place "Holistically."
Marissa Borger: Licensed Massage Therapist
Marissa first got interested in health and wellness when she first started working at a newly opened gym and wellness center. During her time there she was intrigued by the chiropractor on staff providing hands on care for patients. After discussions with the chiropractor she discovered that she too could provide hands on care through massage therapy. This led her to attend the Pennsylvania School of Muscle Therapy in Oaks, Pa (now known as "Cortiva" in King of Prussia), earning a certificate in Massage Therapy in 2003. She has been practicing massage therapy ever since. Marissa generally uses medium to deep pressure and employs trigger-point therapy and stretches when suitable. She is familiar with Swedish massage, Lymphatic Drainage, Trigger Point Therapy, Myofacial Release, Thai Technique, Prenatal massage, Sports massage, and Hot Stone massage. She listens to her clients' needs that allows her to ensure she tailors the massage into an efficient and effective massage session. This allows her to provide better success for healing and recovery. Over the course of her massage career, she had worked with a wide array of clients from young to old and athletic/active to non-mobile/non-active clients.
Newtown Massage And Spa Massage Therapy Protocol
What to expect from your massage
At Newtown Massage and Spa, we customize your massage to your needs to ensure you have an enjoyable and relaxing experience every single time. Look forward to a multitude of massage therapy benefits. Escape your stress in our soothing spa atmosphere and let our friendly and highly qualified massage therapists pamper you and encourage your body's healing processes. Whether you're here for the treatment of neck pain, sciatica, hip pain, lower back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, overall tension or quite simply relaxation, we will be happy to recommend the perfect therapist for you.
How to Book
To schedule your appointment, you can either book through the app on our website, book a session on your smartphone through the MINDBODY app or simply give us a call on (215) 598-7750. Our knowledgeable front desk staff will be happy to discuss your needs with you and recommend an appropriate modality, as well as a therapist who performs this.
Meet and Greet
For your first appointment we request that you arrive 15 minutes early so that you can fill out an intake form. The form lists preexisting conditions, medical concerns and your massage preferences. For subsequent sessions, we request that clients arrive at least 5 – 10 minutes ahead of time so that we can start and end your massage on time out of respect for the clients after you. We encourage our clients to give their therapists feedback throughout the session if they would like anything, e.g. pressure, to be adjusted. Your therapist will need this information to tailor their massage to you. They will also ask you about your goals for this particular session and going forward if you have booked a package of sessions, which is generally recommended for those looking to treat an ongoing condition such as chronic pain. Many clients ask how often they should schedule a massage. Our response to this is that it depends on the specific condition you are treating, as well as your personal goals. For instance, athletes often find that more regular massage enables them to perform more consistently, whereas those with sedentary desk jobs or professions putting them at risk of repetitive strain injury can reduce their risk of chronic pain with more regular massage. As a rule of thumb, we recommend at least once a month for maintenance and weekly or bimonthly for conditions requiring more in-depth treatment. In addition, our massage packages or membership are a great deal for those who would like to make massage a regular priority in their life.
Starting Your Massage
After filling out your intake form and discussing your needs, your massage therapist will take you to one of our tranquil and spa-like massage rooms where you can look forward to relaxing on a comfortable massage table with a cosy heating pad (if needed) and soft, clean sheets covered with a blanket. You will find a chair for your personal belongings. Once your therapist has ensured you have no further questions, they will leave the room for you to disrobe to your comfort level. For some people this means removing everything and others prefer to leave on their undergarments. Either option is fine because your therapist wants you to feel as comfortable as possible. Once disrobed, lie under the top sheet of the massage table. Your therapist will tell you whether they are starting you face up or face down. If it is face down, they will ask you to place your face in the face cradle, which they will adjust as needed once reentering the room after first knocking to check you are ready. On reentering the room, your therapist will check you are comfortable and whether anything needs to be adjusted and then the massage will begin. To preserve your modesty, they will only uncover the part of the body they are currently working on, and the rest of you will be fully draped at all times. Giving feedback: We respect that some clients prefer to chat while others like to remain silent. We will follow your lead. It's up to you to tailor your massage. In addition, don't ever hesitate to give feedback during the massage. We want to ensure you have the best possible experience. Our therapists are all licensed and trained professionals.
During Your Massage
Before beginning the session, your therapist will ask you to alert them if, at any time during the session, massage techniques or strokes they are using are uncomfortable. Depending on your specific needs or requests, your massage therapist will either perform a customized full-body massage (for general relaxation and stress reduction) or focus on the specific parts of your body that you have requested. Communicate: This is your customized massage. If you have feedback on pressure, room temperature, lighting, let us know.
Post-Massage
At the end of your massage session, your therapist will leave the room for you to re-dress. They will meet you at the front desk where they will give you a cup of water, and where you also have a chance to reschedule with our front desk staff if you so wish. Please don't hesitate to contact us with any concerns you may have once you go home. We want you to feel like you are in good hands and truly care about the outcome of your particular condition. We look forward to welcoming you in our facility, and are confident that we will provide you with an unforgettable massage. Hydrate: After a deep tissue massage, it is common to experience soreness similar to that of post-workout syndrome. Water helps flush out the minerals released during your massage while rehydrating your muscles and reducing potential soreness.
Express Facials
30 Minute Treatment
Express Facial
$50.00
Best for hydrating dry, dehydrated skin. An express skincare service. This facial does not include extraction. Soothing products are applied giving you immediate results for hydrating and revitalizing your skin
Signature Facials
60 Minute Treatment
Deep Cleansing
$85.00
Deep cleansing facials are a multi-step skin treatment that can include cleansing, steam, facial massage, exfoliation, and face masks. There are a variety of products that are chosen depending on your specific skin issues and skin type.
Anti-Aging
$85.00
Anti-aging facials use products and techniques designed to slow the aging process, brighten skin, and reduce wrinkles.
Vitamin C
$85.00
Get your daily dose of Vitamin C with this anti-aging facial packed with vitamins and antioxidants to fight free radical damage and erase the signs of aging for a more youthful complexion. Recommended for dull, uneven tone and texture. Not recommended for very sensitive skin and acneic skin.
Calming
$85.00
Our Calming Facial is specially designed to target the triggers behind unwanted redness, itching and stinging. Our soothing mask focuses on reducing inflammation while delivering a healthy dose of carefully calculated vitamins. Clients who elect this service get to experience the most relaxing way to a calmer, brighter complexion.
Acne
$85.00
Acne facials are recommended for clients prone to oily or acneic skin or for those with uneven complexions. Both men and women can take advantage of the benefits of acne/deep-cleansing facials, which generally incorporate a combination of thorough steaming, deep cleansing, facial extractions to remove pore-clogging sebum, and a variation of a healing mask and moisturizer. Salicylic and glycolic acids aimed at managing and thwarting acne flare-ups are often utilized
Add-Ons
Extractions
$15.00
Home Massage Therapists Massage Modalities Facials Massage Protocol Testimonials Massage Membership Massage Packages Benefits of Massage Book Here Newtown Massage and Spa Facebook Page Newtown Massage and Spa Twitter Page 215-598-7750 An extraction is the process of clearing a clogged or compacted pore by manual or mechanical means. Extractions are often performed as part of a facial. Most clients that need extractions during each facial are due to Comedones (blackheads), which are the most common reason for extraction.
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Hours
Monday:
9:00am - 7:00pm
Tuesday:
9:00am - 7:00pm
Wednesday:
9:00am - 7:00pm
Thursday:
9:00am - 7:00pm
Friday:
9:00am - 3:00pm
Saturday:
9:00am - 2:00pm
Sunday:
Closed
About Us
Founded in 2011, we are located in the Wrightstown Health and Fitness building. Our mission is to provide massage services to enhance your health and relaxation, and each massage is customized to your individual needs. Take a break from your everyday hustle and bustle and treat yourself to an amazing healing experience. Our talented team of therapists listen to your needs and are passionate about creating a massage to suit your body. At Newtown Massage and Spa our variety of therapies, coupled with a soothing spa atmosphere, ensures that every client is given a personalized massage they won't forget. But don't just take our word for it. Check out our rave reviews from our many satisfied clients.