TOOL-ASSISTED MASSAGE
CS60 Massage
A massage technique using a handheld tool developed in Japan as an alternative to traditional shiatsu. Your session is with a Colorado licensed massage therapist trained in CS60.
CS60
WHAT IS CS60
A Japanese approach to massage
CS60 Massage is a massage technique using CS60, a small handheld tool from Japan developed as an alternative to shiatsu. The tool rolls across the body, with pressure adjusted to your condition, your needs and the pressure you prefer. Tapping and static pressure may also be added when needed. Many guests say their body feels lighter and refreshed afterward. It’s a good fit if you carry tension in your shoulders, back or legs and want to try something different from a regular massage.
1
Short consultation
We talk about where you hold tension and anything to avoid.
2
CS60 Massage
The tool rolls across the body. Pressure is adjusted to your condition and the pressure you prefer, and tapping and static pressure may be added.
3
Rest and next steps
A few quiet minutes, then a plan for your next visit.
Menu & pricing

Choose your session

MOST POPULAR
CS60 Massage
Full-body CS60 Massage. The best place to start.
60 min$80
90 min$120
SIGNATURE
CS60 Massage + TimeWaver Light Balance
CS60 Massage with a short TimeWaver session for relaxation and balance.
60 min$180
90 min$220
DEEP RELEASE
CS60 Massage+ Sliding Cupping
Full-body CS60 Massage plus sliding cupping on the back and neck.
90 min$120
FACE & NECK
SuiQ Face & Neck
Sliding cupping for the face and neck, with CS60 Massage and cranial therapy.
60 min$90
New to CS60 Massage? Try a 30-minute CS60 Massage Trial for $30 (first-time clients only).
Military, veterans, first responders & military dependents: 10% off with valid ID.
Before you book
For your safety, please let us know before booking if any of the following apply to you.
CS60 is not suitable for people with a pacemaker or other electronic implant.
  • Ongoing cancer or heart conditions
  • Blood clot issues (e.g. thrombophlebitis, embolus, thrombus, phlebitis)
  • Blood-thinning medication (anticoagulants)
  • Fever or contagious illness
  • Hernia with infection or swelling (edema)
  • Aneurysm or other vascular conditions
  • Pregnancy (first and second trimester)
  • High blood pressure
  • Kidney disease, renal disorders, or dialysis
  • Recent surgery or recent injury
  • Implants (e.g. breast implants, joint replacements, metal plates)
  • Cosmetic surgery or procedures (e.g. fillers, Botox)
  • Severe back or neck pain
  • Disc herniation or spinal conditions
  • Severe osteoporosis
  • Diabetes
  • Neurological conditions (e.g. stroke, epilepsy, MS)
  • Skin infections, open wounds, or rashes
Depending on your condition, I may ask for written clearance from your doctor, refer you to another qualified therapist or healthcare provider, or decline the session. This is only to make sure you receive care that is safe and right for you.
Questions? Please ask before your appointment.