Wellness Center

AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO ALTERNATIVE WELLNESS

Call (408) 993-YOGA(9642) to schedule a session

Treatments Available

Acupuncture
Adam Atman, L.Ac. MMQ
Tuesdays, 9:30 am – 5:00 pm
60 minutes – $50
An ancient medical practice designed to treat the whole body, acupuncture works to improve the flow of energy (Qi) along meridians throughout your body.  Acupuncture has been clinically proven effective for a variety of conditions and is recognized by the AMA for its efficacy.  Acupuncture is effective at relieving pain and is useful in reversing many chronic disorders.

Ayurveda
Talya Lutzker
Thursdays
2:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Meaning “science of life”, this healing practice originated in India more than 5000 years ago and is primarily focused on healing illness, prevention of disease, and longevity.
Netra Basti
50 minutes - $80
Nourishing for the eyes and nervous system netra basti improves vision, removes eye strain and relaxes the muscles of the face and scalp.  Ghee is used to massage and stimulate accupressure points of the scalp, eyes and face.  You must experience this to believe how amazing it is!
Pulse Reading and Constitutional Nutrition Consult
Initial consult – 2 hours – $150,  follow up $90/hr
Pulse readings reveal the tendencies and patterns that exist in your life and how they affect you – emotionally, spiritually, physically.  Tap into a greater awareness of who you are and what you have come into this life to accomplish.

Thai Massage
Darlene Campo
Saturdays, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
50 Minutes – $90
Often called “lazy mans yoga”, this just feels great.  An ancient bodywork practice, Thai massage uses accupressure, stretching, and rocking to balance and harmonize the body.  Leaving you both relaxed and energized your session will relieve tension, improve range of motion, and stimulate circulation in your physical and energetic systems. 

Restorative Yoga
Lorien Neargarder
Mondays, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
90 minutes – $15, $12 with student id
A perfect balance to the power vinyasa yoga classes on our schedule, the “yoga of surrender” uses little muscular strength, gently stretching your body and calming your mind.  Blocks, straps, blankets, and bolsters may be used as props throughout the class.