Lomi Lomi means to "massage" or "knead" in the Hawaiian language. Lomi is described as "…the loving touch. A connection of the heart, hand, and soul with the source of all life" ( Auntie Margaret Machado, Sacred Lomi). This style applies pressure using the forearms, flowing from one area of the body to the next. Unlike Swedish or deep tissue, the strokes performed are long and can travel in all directions along the body, allowing the mind to surrender to relaxation. Kristiana also draws from her toolkit when delivering table work. Other influences in her Lomi Lomi include Swedish, Deep Tissue, Reflexology, Acupressure, Thai, etc.

Thai bodywork releases stuck energy in your body by stretching, pressing, and rocking the body. Often this is compared to a "yoga massage" as you are taken through different poses to work the energy lines in the body. This modality is done clothed on a soft floor mattress, allowing the weight of the giver to sink deeply into areas of blockage or tension. This massage is like a moving meditation for both giver and receiver, helping the receiver to "let go" of holding patterns and allowing the mind to calm. Thai massage treats the body, mind and spirit, leaving you feeling whole once again, and your muscles invigorated.

Smooth basalt river stones are perfect to retain heat to enhance relaxation during massage. Larger Stones are placed along the energy pathways for grounding relaxation, while smaller stones are used to massage other areas of the body simultaneously. The heat allows muscles to ease and is a great reliever for anxiety. Following the sensation of heat as it travels along the skin's surface draws energy downward into deep relaxation. Hot stones can be added to any session or can be a stand alone treatment session.