Manual therapy which applies massage & mobilization techniques as well as certain prescribed exercises to reduce muscular pain and add articular flexibility. The treatment includes a posture and movement analysis which helps deal with the problem effectively and with lasting effects.

An adaptation of Swedish and/or shiatsu techniques, chair massage can be performed in the workplace, for an event or at Ambrosia. Chair massage tends to reduce stress, unwind tensions and bring about a state of well-being and quiet. It is done with the clothes on.

Based on stretching, pressures along the Thai (or sen) energy flow lines, Thai Yoga uses the yoga postures. This massage reduces the body’s stiffness and tensions and helps revitalize the body as a whole. It is performed with the clothes on and does not require the client to be flexible to receive it. The receiver only has to abandon his or her body and the therapist will elevate the work for you.

Meaning universal vital energy, Reiki comes to us from a Japanese tradition and is a energy healing technique that rebalances the body’s energy fields. It refocuses the receiver placing him/her in a state of unconditional well-being.

A natural “face-lift” type of manual therapy. The face, throat, nape and head are massaged. The applications are done softly to relax face muscle tensions, irrigate the muscles and eliminate toxins. Circulation is improved and the skin becomes firmer and rejuvenated.

This is a therapeutic massage technique applied through pumping and rhythmical pressure movements and by manipulations all along the lymphatic system. It eases lymph circulation and eliminates toxins.

With its osteopathic roots, craniosacral therapy helps determine and improve the functions of the craniosacral system through gentle manipulation that significantly reduces stress, harmonizing the body and its different systems.

Ayurveda is one of the oldest holistic health systems in the world. Developed in India, it is widely known for its therapeutic effects. The word Ayurveda means the “Science of life” and the approach uses only natural products and plants. Ayurvedic Massage uses medicinal oils and is based on a deep understanding of three basic energies: Vâta, (nervous and hormonal systems), Pitta (digestive system and enzymes) and Kapha (fluids). These energies can be felt, among other things, by taking the pulse or analyzing the heartbeats both of which are unique and specific to every individual.

The body is considered to be covered in a woven cloth-like mesh called the “Trame”. Disturbing its organization causes all kinds of diseases. The “Trame” approach therefore seeks to restore the harmony of this mesh by realigning the body’s energies. The technique used is purely vibrational.