What the treatment includes
A Combination Massage 90min. blends elements of Thai and Swedish approaches to create a single session tailored to your needs. Your therapist begins with an assessment of tight areas and then alternates guided stretches and longer, fluid strokes to address those spots. The sequence and pressure are chosen to match your comfort and the goals you set at intake.
Because the session is ninety minutes, the therapist can spend extra time on stubborn areas without rushing. That extended length supports a more complete progression from mobilizing stretches into soothing gliding work, letting the practitioner change emphasis between release and relaxation while keeping attention on the client’s specific complaints.
Targeting tension and circulation
The combination approach addresses sore muscles and circulation by using complementary methods: stretching and assisted movement from Thai techniques, then Swedish-style strokes to encourage blood flow. Therapists use pressure and rhythm to move fluids and soften tight tissue patterns, focusing on the exact regions you and the therapist identify during the session.
Clients from Northridge — commuters, students, and local families — often book longer sessions to treat multiple affected areas in one visit. The extra time allows therapists to balance deeper work with restorative strokes, a practical trade-off for those who want more than a quick, single-area treatment.
Before and after session
When booking, you can request a specific therapist by adding their name in the notes; otherwise we assign a therapist based on rotation. Elite Spa Wellness Center’s location near CSUN and the Northridge Fashion Center makes it convenient for students, shoppers and commuters to schedule sessions around classes or work along the 118 corridor.
Expect a full 90 minutes of hands-on care priced at $100. After the session you may feel increased mobility or temporary soreness as tissues respond; plan for a calm transition back to your day. If you have scheduling constraints, mention them when you book so the therapist can prioritize your primary areas.
