Divine Escape Massage

Yes — massage is an important part of the treatment, but it isn't the whole experience.

Divine Escape combines hands-on massage with sound, scent, warmth, an eye pillow and periods of stillness to create a more immersive 90-minute treatment.

If your main goal is focused muscular work or you want your therapist to spend most of the appointment concentrating on a particular area, one of our traditional massage treatments may suit you better.

If what you're really looking for is time to properly disappear for a while, Divine Escape is where we'd point you.

Not at all.

You don't need to meditate, understand sound therapy or believe anything particular about singing bowls or chimes to enjoy the sensory side of the treatment.

The sounds are simply part of the atmosphere. You're not expected to concentrate on them, interpret them or achieve a particular mental state.

You can simply lie back and notice whatever you notice — or fall asleep and miss half of it. There is no correct way to experience Divine Escape.

Koshi chimes and crystal singing bowls are acoustic instruments used within the treatment to introduce gentle, resonant sound.

They create a very different atmosphere from simply playing background music and help make Divine Escape feel like a complete sensory experience.

We don't use them to diagnose, cure or make medical claims. Their role here is much simpler: sound becomes another part of how the treatment feels.

No.

We'll speak with you beforehand so we understand anything we need to know, and your therapist may occasionally check your comfort.

Beyond that, you don't need to make conversation for our benefit. Divine Escape is particularly lovely if what you want is permission to be quiet for a while.

Please tell us.

People respond differently to scent, sound, eye coverings and touch. If you dislike a particular aroma, don't want the eye pillow used, or something makes it harder rather than easier to relax, we'd rather know.

Looking after you properly matters more than following a ritual perfectly.

It has a gentle weighted feel rather than being designed to feel heavy or restrictive.

If you don't like pressure around your eyes, feel uncomfortable with an eye covering, or simply decide you'd rather not have it, tell us. We can remove it.

Yes. Although Divine Escape is designed as a connected sensory experience, this is still your massage and pressure should feel comfortable for you.

We'll ask about your preferences beforehand and can adjust during the treatment if needed.

We don't want to take you from 90 minutes of deep relaxation straight to “Right, off you go then.”

You'll have a little time to come back around, get ready at your own pace and finish the experience with mint green tea.

Then, unfortunately, we do eventually have to give you back to the outside world.

Not necessarily, which is why we'll complete a consultation before treatment.

Massage, essential oils, heat or other elements of the experience may need to be adapted or avoided depending on your health, medication, allergies, sensitivities, pregnancy, recent procedures or other circumstances.

If we're unsure whether a particular element is appropriate for you, we'll discuss it rather than make assumptions.