Gift cards
Give someone a quiet morning.
Any amount, any service, no expiry games. Around here they have become the default new-parent gift, the thank-you for the neighbour with the tractor, and the strong hint between spouses.
How it works
- Pick any amount. Most people choose the price of a visit: $140 covers an hour of massage, $150 a counselling session. The rates page makes good gift math.
- Buy at the front desk or by phone, and we will mail it, hold it for pickup, or email a printable version the same day.
- The recipient books whatever service they like and the card settles the bill. Balances carry forward until they are gone; no expiry, no monthly nibbling, none of that.
One honest caveat: a gift card is an invitation, not a prescription. If the person you love needs care, the card says so more kindly than advice does. We see it work all the time.
The front desk wraps them, too.
Phone before noon and a card can be ready, wrapped, and waiting the same day.
Rather talk it through first? (250) 555-0147