TifphanieCamp.com
Creating Partnerships in Health
CranioSacral Therapy Massage Postural Bodywork
By Appointment
+1-415-205-5336
Asheville, NC
NC License #17442
The Lowdown
Hours:
Flexible, flexible, flexible...
Home Studio
Rates:
CranioSacral Therapy, Massage, Postural Bodywork
60 min. $100
90 min. $140
Home Visits:
CranioSacral Therapy for Infants $120/hr
Healing work for animals $100/hr
Cash, Check, or Credit Card
$5 upcharge for Credit Card payment
Gift Certificates are available by request.
Please schedule your appointment by phone or email.
24 hour cancellation policy: Please cancel at least 24 hours in advance to avoid being charged for your session.
All sessions are creatively tailored to match your desires, needs, and presentation.
Please arrive five minutes early for your session so that we have a few moments to talk about how you are doing, what you want, and how to design your session.
For CranioSacral Therapy and Shiatsu sessions, wear loose, comfortable, and stretchable clothing. For these modalities, you leave your clothing on.
For massage, most clients choose to disrobe completely. You may also choose to leave your underwear on. You will be properly and modestly draped/covered with a sheet at all times during your session.
Infant CranioSacral Therapy: CranioSacral Sessions with infants are done in the home. I travel to your home where baby is most comfortable. The session usually lasts for about an hour, with around 30-40 minutes of treatment time and 20-30 minutes for parent check in, making baby comfortable, developing rapport, etc. The rate for the hour is $120.
Pre-natal Massage: Pregnant women require specialized care. I have received training in Pre-natal massage, and have provided support to many women on the sacred journey to motherhood. The rates for pregnancy massage are the same as for regular massage.
Sliding fee: I do consider reduced rates for those in special need on a case by case basis. Please communicate with me if you feel like you need the work, but cannot pay the standard rate.
Creating Partnerships in Health