10/06/2026
🍂 There’s something about warmth in the fall.
We see it in the golden leaves, the softer light, and that instinct to reach for warmth as the air cools.
In massage therapy, warmth can be more than comforting — it can be therapeutic.
Heated jade stones allow warmth to be applied gradually and consistently as the tissues are worked. This can help muscles relax, increase local circulation, and prepare the body for deeper therapeutic techniques without relying on force.
Once the tissues are warm, myofascial cupping can be incorporated with much greater ease — helping create space through the fascia, encouraging movement between tissue layers, and supporting areas that feel restricted or guarded.
This is where Hadassah’s skill really shines.
Her years of experience, continued education, and mentoring with Mike Stone of Stone College in Calgary have shaped the way she combines heat, massage and myofascial techniques into thoughtful therapeutic care.
Warm the tissue.
Work with the body.
Then let the cupping do a little of its magic. ✨
Sometimes the most effective work begins by helping the body soften first. 🍃🍂