Elements Massage

Days later and I am still feeling the benefits on getting Reflexology done where with Terry. He was extremely attentive in listening to my ailments and requests and the woman who works at the front was super kind and helpful, making sure to follow up with me with a call the day after my appointment just to check in and make sure I was ok.
My feet had been aching something fierce with all the added walking and working out I have been doing lately. I had never had reflexology before and solely (pun not intended, but it works here), just as part of my full body massage elsewhere in the past. To have someone really work out all the sore spots on my feet for an hour was magical. I didn’t realize that I had knots in the muscles there too. My goodness! Even the tops of my feet. Now that they are all worked out, I can’t believe how I was functioning like that for so long. AMAZING!
I haven’t decided if I am going to get a membership here yet or not, but something tells me I will. Will keep you posted for sure! Definitely try them out.

I came here with a gift card for my birthday. It was wonderful. My back was aching really bad when I came in. I had an hour long massage with Alex who was very nice and attentive. She did great and I defiantly recommend her to someone who needs a good massage therapist

I had back surgery and found that a massage helps loosen my back so I don’t have any pain. I been meaning to get one and today it was really bothering me So I called them and they were able to get me in on the same day. The front desk was very nice and they took me in a nice room. I thought it was nice that the ceiling title was blacked out with a design. Nancy the massage therapy was extremely nice and talked to me to see what i needed done and even noticed and work on things I didn’t even think about but needed. They were so nice to have a mint, biofreeze samples for my knee and she gave me a bottle water which I was surprised I was really thirsty. It really is the same things that makes the difference. I signed up for a monthly massage because I plan on coming back. Plus it is a very good deal and even with Route 3 it is easy to get to.

I have been a member for a few years now. I agree with many of reviewers that not all therapists would work for you. I cringe every time I decide to try a new one, but I do so as to experiment with different modalities.
I definitively have my favorites though – Jake is exceptional and has the best hands in the business – just tell him what you want, he’ll delivered. Ms. Deborah is the Queen of hotstones – she can melt your muscles. Nancy’ technique is awesome and so is Stephanie’s.
I like the fact that you can schedule/​cancel your appointments online too.

I regularly go to Lisa, and she is the best massage therapist I’ve ever been to. This place is not as fancy or large as Robert Andrews, but better for a massage in my experience.

I really like this place.
I think some of the people in the other reviews went to elements thinking they were going to have an experience like at Robert Andrews but it’s not.
It’s a place to go where they can holistically help you get better not really an ornate experience. (don’t get me wrong, I love a good spa day). I had Bill and he was great. He gave me stretches as «homework» to do to help me loosen up in between my sessions (I had the once a month package).
He gave me good tips to relax through out my day and I truly did feel better after being with elements for 4 months.
Their massage tables are heated and you get a york peppermint patty each time! Plus water (which is standard).
I would go back for sure. It was either this monthly fee or the gym. But eventually I would like to go back to my monthly massages.

My husband and I came here for his 30^th birthday last weekend for the first time. I chose this place because of the reasonable prices, but you definitely get what you pay for.
We arrived fifteen minutes early for our 1 pm appointments and we were not called back into the rooms until about 1:05 pm. When I put my clothes back on after the massage was over, it was 1:56 pm. My husband actually beat me to the front desk (he was in a separate room). That means we did not get our full 55 minute massage.
I’m not sure if this was coming from within Elements or a venue next door, but for the ENTIRE massage I could hear women cackling, gossiping, and banging items against the wall. The walls are super thin and you can hear everything. My massage therapist even stopped during my massage to try to turn the volume of the music up, but it did not help.
The massage itself left much to be desired. After the masseuse dimmed the lights and told me he was beginning the massage, he sat behind the table (behind my head) for what seemed like a good five minutes without moving or touching me. I’m not sure if he was meditating or praying before the massage, but it was odd and he was cutting into my massage time. He asked me if I wanted my face massaged and I agreed. But it wasn’t really a massage. He just pressed his fingers down on certain parts of my face. If I would have known that was a face massage, I would have skipped that because he spent a long time doing that. There were some things he would do on the right side of my body that he would forget to repeat on the left side of my body. I was really upset because he rubbed the right side of my scalp and forgot to rub the left side! (This mattered because I had a headache that was making the left side of my head throb). The pressure wasn’t that great and he never asked me if the pressure was okay with me. It felt great when he massaged my legs, but he only spent what seemed like seconds on them so I couldn’t enjoy that as much. In the end, I felt like my massage was so subpar and short.
My husband said his massage was also very mediocre, although he didn’t go into great detail. We have had several massages and he usually tells me if the massage was amazing. Next time we will try a nicer, more spa-​like place.

My first time being at Elements. I arrived a tiny bit late, rush to fill out paper work, then headed to the bathroom. Then I meet my massage therapist Robin for a 80 minute hot stone massage. During the massage Robin was mostly giving me a Swedish massage with little use of hot stones. I was disappointed that I didn’t get a real hot stone massage. I know different therapists have an individual style when it comes to hot stone but I feel a hot stone should have lot’s of stones to massage the muscles with little bodywork on neck and maybe hands,
I was very relaxed in a drunken massage state. If I book another appointment with Robin, it would be a Swedish massage.

I really wanted to love this place. It’s conveniently located for me and the prices are reasonable. Every person I talked to was very polite, the massage therapists listen to you very carefully, and the receptionist was professional and prompt. The service was mostly stellar. The atmosphere is really nice and relaxing.
However, I was not pleased with the actual massage. I went once in October and was not happy with the massage. I wrote an email explaining that I was not happy, so they gave me a free upgrade to come back and try again. I did try again this week and I was again not pleased with the massage. Their massage therapists must be trained to do things a different way than most massages I’ve experienced. I felt that we spent extra time discussing what I did and did not like the second time around to make sure that there wasn’t another unpleasant experience, and again it wasn’t very good. I have gotten a lot of massages, I know what I like and I thought I knew how to communicate what I want, but somehow there was still quite a large disconnect between what I expected and what I actually experienced. My usual massage experience goes like this: during the massage I wish it would never end and after the massage, I’m floating on air. Both times at Elements, during, I couldn’t wait for it to be over and both times after, I swore I’d never go back.
During the actual massage, there isn’t a lot of rubbing your muscles. There are a lot of pressure point type activities — where for 15 to 20 minutes at a time the massage therapist has merely one finger touching your body. I thought that there could have been better usage of time — working two areas at the same time, or combining «fixes» and «corrective» activities with pleasurable activities at the same time or interspersed throughout. The massage should primarily feel good, and secondarily fix/​correct problems (knots, trouble spots, etc).
I know a spa is a rare treat for some people so I felt obligated to say not to take a chance on this place. If you’re like me and you only treat yourself to a massage once in a blue moon, you’ll feel very disappointed that you spent your splurge at this location.

Dont waste your time and money. Went there because of the cheap price and became a member. The older male gave me an indian rug burn on one of the massages, the younger guy was okay. After 2 months of ending my membership they continued to call and email me about payment. They had misplaced my cancellation letter. watch out they will continue charging your card if your not on top of them.