Eve Heinmets

The most traditional type of massage; it reduces tension in the muscles and offers relief from both mental and physical strain.

Massage for muscle, joint and back pain, and for pain caused by trauma, posture and incorrect body position; suitable techniques and aids are chosen individually during the therapy.

For lowering muscle tension in a particular area of the body, restoring blood supply to the muscles and increasing mobility.

Work on the lymphatic circulation in the subcutaneous tissues; it acts on swelling and circulatory disorders and is suitable as maintenance care for getting rid of cellulite.

A massage that reduces cellulite and improves tissue tone and blood supply, using special oils and body creams and, where needed, cupping massage.

Relaxes tension in the nape, neck and back; suitable for people with a sedentary lifestyle.

Massage during pregnancy that helps keep the body in shape, prevents swelling and tired legs and relieves tension in the back muscles.

Massage from the age of 3 months to 12 years that supports the child's physical development; contraindications are fever, skin rashes and a full stomach, and the recommended time is from 1 hour after a meal.

A healing method that combines the laying on of hands with the power of crystals and is suitable for people of all ages.

A massage in which acupuncture points on the head, face and ears are stimulated.