Corrective Bodywork / Loncar Technique™ Session

60 minutes — $130
90 minutes — $195

A corrective, fascia-focused bodywork session designed for clients seeking more than relaxation massage. This work focuses on patterns of restriction, compensation, posture, mobility, and areas where the body may be overworking or protecting itself.

Unlike a general relaxation massage, this work looks at how the body is compensating as a whole — including fascia restriction, joint stress patterns, muscle guarding, posture, and movement habits.

Each session is individualized based on what your body presents that day, with the goal of improving movement, reducing strain patterns, and supporting better whole-body function.

Postural Analysis

$90

Postural Analysis includes posture photos, alignment review, a brief verbal debrief, and a written summary/report.

This service is helpful for identifying visible compensation patterns, areas of imbalance, and the way the body may be adapting around restriction, weakness, or chronic tension. It gives us a clearer direction for corrective bodywork and future session planning.

Corrective Bodywork + Postural Analysis

60-minute bodywork session + Postural Analysis — $220
90-minute bodywork session + Postural Analysis — $285

This combined session includes corrective fascia-focused bodywork along with posture photos, alignment review, a brief verbal debrief, and a written summary/report.

This option is best for new clients or clients wanting a clearer understanding of their body’s compensation patterns while also receiving hands-on corrective work in the same appointment.

Muscle Activation Training is not included and must be booked separately.

Muscle Activation Training

45 minutes — $120

Muscle Activation Training is a focused movement-education session designed to support corrective bodywork.

This session may include simple activation drills, body awareness, form correction, compensation-pattern education, and a practical home routine. It is especially helpful after fascial release work, when the body may need support learning how to stabilize and move without falling back into old compensation patterns.

This service is educational and wellness-based. It is not physical therapy, medical rehabilitation, diagnosis, or treatment for a medical condition.