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What Our Clients Say
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Shanell worked our nurses week event and was an absolute blessing! She was so kind and car...more
I had the most amazing massage. My therapist took her time i never felt rushed. It was jus...more
I took my daughter here for her birthday for a mommy n me spa day. IT WAS AMAZING!!! They ...more
Was treated great. Enjoyed the whole experience
Wellness & Retreats is and has always been the standard in healing and relaxation.
Great experience and solid pricing
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Marble Foot Soak.
You'll sink into a warm foot bath filled with smooth marbles that roll beneath your feet. The therapist monitors temperature and comfort while marbles provide gentle massage, promoting relaxation, circulation, and a calming sensory experience lasting about 20-30 minutes.
Standard sessions range from 20 to 45 minutes depending on your preference and add-ons. Short soaks are ideal for quick relief while longer treatments allow deeper relaxation and enhanced circulation benefits.
Generally safe, but clients with open wounds, severe neuropathy, uncontrolled diabetes, or circulatory disorders should consult their physician before treatment. Inform your therapist of any conditions so they can adjust temperature, duration, or recommend alternatives.
Yes. We offer a range of gentle essential oils and soothing botanicals to enhance relaxation. Therapists select skin-safe blends and avoid strong allergens; notify us of sensitivities and preferences so we can tailor the experience.
For general wellness, once every one to two weeks provides ongoing relief and relaxation. Frequency can increase for acute foot fatigue or decrease as needed; our therapists will recommend a personalized schedule based on your lifestyle and response.
Avoid if you have open sores, active infections, recent fractures, severe vascular disease, or uncontrolled diabetes. Pregnant clients and those with sensory neuropathy should consult their provider. Always disclose medical history so therapists can ensure safe, appropriate care.