Naomi Sung, RMT

Restorative circulation-supporting treatment

The deep reset. Two hours is our longest appointment, and it is a different experience entirely. Genuinely thorough full-body work, several areas addressed properly, and long enough for the kind of… more

The reset. Thirty minutes, one area, real attention. For the neck that has been tight since Tuesday, the shoulders that live up by your ears, the one calf that complains on the stairs. You will be in… more

The lunch-hour appointment. Forty-five minutes is enough to work two related areas properly — neck and shoulders together, or lower back and hips — with time for the work to land. It fits inside a… more

The one to start with. An hour is the classic full appointment for good reason. There is time for upper and lower body, or for unhurried work on the one place that has been bothering you without… more

The one people come back for. Ninety minutes changes the character of a massage. There is no clock in the room. Your therapist can slow down, return to an area a second time, and give your whole body… more

The deep rest. Two hours is our longest reflexology appointment, and it is an experience of a different kind. Feet, lower legs and hands, each given genuine time and returned to more than once, in a… more

Half an hour, both feet, unhurried. Enough time to work through the essential points on each foot and leave you noticeably calmer than you arrived. You will be in and out inside the hour, and it fits… more

The full foot. Forty-five minutes lets your therapist give each foot the time it deserves, with room to slow down on the places that ask for it. It fits inside a lunch hour, and it is the length many… more

The one to start with. An hour is the classic reflexology appointment. Both feet, worked completely and without hurry, with time for the lower legs as well. Long enough to properly let go, short… more

The long exhale. Ninety minutes changes the character of the treatment. Feet and lower legs, worked slowly and revisited; then the hands, which almost nobody expects and almost everybody loves. There… more