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Classes Meet our Therapists and Staff Lisa Torbert, MS, CADC, CRS Heather’s QRA Practitioner, Hypnotherapist, Detox and Weight Loss Specialist. Owner of Heather’s Holistic Health, Holistic Health Torbert Realty, & Scy Rentals Management. Author: “Why can’t I Lose Weight? Toxins” “Healthy Kids Don’t Eat Poison Apples” “Urges Within - Creating Healthy Addictions” “Cancer on a Harley -- Or is it? Lyme Disease Michael Moore Making time to support your inner being with healthy MAC Licensed Acupuncturist and Acupuncture Face Lift practices is not a luxury, it’s a necessity. Reduce stress Lydia D’Antonio and increase awareness of your own body language Licensed Massage Therapist, Aesthetician, Reflexology, by participating in our weekly Yoga classes! Facials and Microdermabrasion Linda LeBlanc Monday: Licensed Medical Aesthetician: Facials, Waxing, 5:30pm - Gentle Flow with Rebecca Celluma Face Treatments 6:30pm - Restorative with Rebecca Tanya Spiezio Wednesday: Licensed Massage Therapist 4:30pm - Flow and Focus (Basic) with Ann Lisa Johnson-Walls 5:30pm - Flow and Focus (Moderate) with Licensed Massage Therapist, Ear Candling, Energy Work Ann Ruthann Myers Certified Massage Therapist , Energy Work, and Reflexology Thursday: Yvonne Davis 5pm - Vinyasa Flow with Tamara Licensed Massage Therapist *Please call for availability Rose Boromee Certified Massage Therapist Weekly Mindful Meditation Rhonda Quin “The goal of meditation isn’t to control Certified Hypnotherapist your thoughts, it’s to stop letting them Ann Gravatt control you.” E-RYT200, YACEP - Yoga teacher, QRA Practitioner, Detox The Mindful Meditation group meets Services Provider and Reiki Energy Worker every Tuesday at 6pm. Rebecca Richardson RYT200 - Yoga Teacher Where mind, body, Any Questions? Contact us! Tamara Lang RYT200 - Yoga Teacher, Reiki Energy Worker & spirit connect Hours of Operation: Angie Schellinger Monday-Friday: 9am-5pm Saturday: 9am-3pm Sunday: Closed Office Manager Bijou Cox 1169 Walker Road, Dover DE, 19904 [email protected] Graphic Designer, Marketing Specialist Follow us on Social Media Felicia Larimore www.HeathersHolisticHealth.com Office Assistant Facebook: @HeathersHolisticHealth (302) 678-3433 Instagram: @HeathersHolisticHealth Aaliyah Hughes Twitter: @HeathersHHealth Office Assistant Skin Care Massages Holistic Therapies Microdermabrasion $150 Celluma LED Swedish Acupuncture $70/$35 Treatment to reduce fine lines Light Therapy $125 The most commonly utilized technique consisting of light Traditional Chinese Medicine that helps treat allergies, pain, and wrinkles using crystals to Our facial and peel combined pressure and long gliding strokes that follow the flow of addictions, infertility, diseases, and also aids in weight loss. remove dead skin. with a low-level light energy blood as it returns to the heart. This technique offers simple (Children’s Acupuncture available for $35) treatment based on NASA relaxation for the entire body and is best for those who are Maxi Spa $150 Ear Candling $55 technology and is FDA cleared new to massage, or looking to decompress. 60 minute massage, facial, Gentle removal of excess ear wax and debris by use of a lit for treating acne and aging. muslin candle to safely draw out unwanted material. foot masque, and hand Deep Tissue Massage treatment. European Facial $80 Application of slow, firm pressure to reach deeper layers of Sinus Therapy $50 (2 hour total session) Customized to match muscle and fascia for reduction of pain or discomfort while Relieves pressure and congestion using steam, eucalyptus, individuals specific skin promoting healing. and gentle massage to help lymph nodes drain sinus cavities. Mini Spa $95 care needs. Extended decollete Sports Massage Energy Work (Reiki/Chakra Balancing) $70 massage, facial, foot Oxygen Facial $125 Designed for athletes to improve flexibility, endurance, Positively recharge with the healing touch of energy masque and hand treatment. Facial with Lift Masque & muscle recovery, joint mobilization, and prevent muscle strain. balancing. Aids in reducing stress, pain, and releasing (75 minute total session) Plant Cells. negative emotions. Microneedling Facial $100 Cool Face Lift 30 Minutes $40 90 Minutes $105 Hypnotherapy $90 Minimally invasive treatment Rejuvenation $130 60 Minutes $70 60 Minute Couples $140 Guided relaxation, intense concentration, and focused that increases collagen Cold Stone therapy with facial attention to achieve a heightened state of awareness for production and minimizes and target points. reprogramming of unhealthy subconscious behavior(s). the appearance of acne scars. Warm Stone $50/$80 2 Reflexology $40/$70 Image 0 Lift Facial $125 Smooth, heated stones are placed on specific areas to ease A relaxing way to stimulate the body’s natural healing Backcial $80 This revolutionary skin muscle tension and damaged tissue throughout the body. abilities by applying pressure to specific points on the feet. Organic scrub combined care treatment infuses This practice promotes energy flow and releases tension with sonic technology oxygen, plant derived stem Warm Bamboo $50/$80 throughout the body. sloughs off dead skin cells cells, peptides and a high Oil coated bamboo is rolled over the body to reach the to allow the removal of concentration of enzymatic deeper muscle layer. This alleviates tension, stretches and relaxes the muscles. Medicupping $50/$80 toxins and clogs. botanicals into the skin, An ancient form of alternative medicine when special suction cups leaving you red carpet ready! Pregnancy Massage $40/$70 are placed over areas of skin to reduce inflammation, decrease pain, Body Wrap $80 Our private rooms include tables with belly and breast anxiety, and fatigue, as well as increase blood flow and promote Detoxify using a Salt Glow areas removed to help provide deeper relaxation for both relaxation. Generally incorporated in a massage service. or Algae Wrap. the mother and the unborn child. This helps to promote Waxing/Sugaring wellness, and decrease stress and body aches that are Detox/Weight Loss associated with pregnancy. (Must be past first trimester) Premier Supplement Store What is Sugaring? Lomi Lomi $85 Premier Research Labs (PRL) was founded to deliver Sugar waxing, or sugaring, is a type of wax that will only The traditional Hawaiian massage utilizes continuous uncompromising quality and effectiveness by providing stick to the hair follicle itself, and not the live skin cell! flowing movement to encompass healing for the whole 100% non-toxic and effective products. body through mind, body, spirit, and emotions. Traditional Bikini $35 Eyebrows $15 Some of our most popular supplements include: -Vitamin C -Vitamin D -Oil of Oregano French Bikini $45 Upper Lip $12 Lymphatic Drainage $50/$80 Promotes circulation through the lymph nodes and helps -AllerCaps -PneumoVen -Max B Brazilian Bikini $55 & UP Chin $12 rid the body of toxins and waste matter. Aids in purifying QRA Testing $100 Upper Leg* $65 Under Arms $22 and regenerating tissues while normalizing organ Encouragement of the body to identify nutrients it may Lower Leg and Knee* $40 Lower Arms* $30 function. Enhances metabolism and strengthening be deficient in through a unique testing process called ones immune system. Quantitative Reflex Analysis (QRA). Supports nourishment Full Leg with Bikini* $80 Full Arms* $45 Myofascial Release $50/$80 of internal organs and body systems. Back* $50 Gentle pressure applied to thickened fascia that surrounds Detox Acupuncture $70 Lymphatic Massage $80 Chest $50 your muscles to soften tissue and support healing. *Sugaring Services Available Ionic Foot Detox $50 Infrared Sauna, Ionic Foot Soak $70.
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