Eight styles · One price
Massage services in Athol, Idaho
Jessie offers eight massage styles at her private studio in Athol, from a gentle Swedish massage to barefoot Ashiatsu. Every style costs the same, and hot stones and aromatherapy come with every session.
Choose your time
How long would you like?
Every style is the same price, so you only choose the time. Jessie fits the technique to what your body needs that day.
60-minute massage
The focused hour
$100any style
A first massage, one or two problem areas, or regular upkeep between longer visits.
- Full body, or focused work where you need it
- Time to settle in and talk through what hurts
- A good rhythm for monthly visits
Most popular
90-minute massage
Room to really work
$140any style
A full-body massage with real time left for the spot that always needs more.
- Full body plus extra time on trouble areas
- Unhurried deep tissue, Ashiatsu or hot stone work
- The length most clients come back to
120-minute massage
The full reset
$180any style
Tension in several places, or a session that blends styles without watching the clock.
- Head to toe, nothing rushed
- Room to combine styles, stones and oils
- A true afternoon away
Hot stones and aromatherapy are included in every session, whatever the length.
For workplaces and events
Office and event chair massage
Jessie brings a specially designed massage chair to your office or event. Each person gets 10 to 15 minutes of focused neck, shoulder and back work, fully clothed and with no oils, then goes straight back to their day.
Chair massage suits staff appreciation days, wellness weeks, busy seasons and conferences, or any day your team could use a reset. You book a block of Jessie’s time and she sees as many people as fit in it.
Tell Jessie your date, location and how many people to expect, and she will help you pick the right block.
- 1hourBook 60 minutes of chair massage
$100
About 4–6 people, 10 to 15 minutes each
- 2.5hoursBook 150 minutes of chair massage
$250
About 10–15 people, 10 to 15 minutes each
- 5hoursBook 300 minutes of chair massage
$500
About 20–30 people, 10 to 15 minutes each
Where to start
Which massage should I get?
Choose by what you want to feel afterward. For stress, poor sleep or a first massage, choose Swedish. For knots and pain that keep coming back, choose deep tissue, or Ashiatsu if you never get enough pressure. For stiff hips and legs, choose Thai. Pregnant and past the first trimester? Choose pregnancy massage.
You do not have to get it exactly right. Jessie has practiced since 2008 and blends techniques in most sessions, so a Swedish massage can include firmer work on a tight shoulder, and a deep tissue session can finish with warm stones on your lower back. Tell her what is bothering you when you arrive and she will adjust from there.
If this is your first massage, read what to expect at your first visit. If you are weighing session length, the massage price list explains what 60, 90 and 120 minutes each give you. And if you want a quick recommendation, the Massage Match quiz asks four questions and suggests a style.
Pressure guide
From the lightest touch to the deepest work. Every style is $100 for an hour.
The styles
All eight massage styles
Each card shows the pressure level and who the style suits best. Tap a style for the full page, including who should wait or check with a doctor first.
Swedish Massage
Pressure: Light to medium
Long, flowing strokes that settle a busy nervous system and ease all-over muscle tension.
Best for: First-timers, stress, poor sleep
Deep Tissue Massage
Pressure: Firm
Slow, focused pressure into the deeper layers of muscle for stubborn knots and chronic tightness.
Best for: Chronic neck, back and shoulder pain
Hot Stone Massage
Pressure: Medium
Smooth heated stones warm and soften muscles so the hands can work deeper with less effort.
Best for: Cold-weather stiffness, deep relaxation
Ashiatsu Massage
Pressure: Deep
Barefoot massage using overhead bars for balance: broad, deep, even pressure without sharp pokes.
Best for: People who never get enough pressure
Lomi Lomi Massage
Pressure: Medium
Hawaiian-style massage with long, continuous forearm strokes that flow across the whole body.
Best for: Whole-body reset, emotional stress
Thai Massage
Pressure: Medium
Assisted stretching and rhythmic compression to open tight hips, hamstrings and shoulders.
Best for: Stiffness, flexibility, active lifestyles
Aromatherapy Massage
Pressure: Light to medium
A relaxing massage paired with essential oils chosen for calm, focus or easier breathing.
Best for: Anxiety, headaches, winter blues
Pregnancy Massage
Pressure: Light to medium
Side-lying, fully supported massage for the aches of pregnancy: low back, hips, legs and feet.
Best for: Expecting mothers after the first trimester
Compare
Compare massage styles side by side
Price does not change with the style, so you can choose on what your body needs.
Prices by style
| Massage | 60 min | 90 min | 120 min |
|---|---|---|---|
| Swedish Massage | $100 | $140 | $180 |
| Deep Tissue Massage | $100 | $140 | $180 |
| Hot Stone Massage | $100 | $140 | $180 |
| Ashiatsu Massage | $100 | $140 | $180 |
| Lomi Lomi Massage | $100 | $140 | $180 |
| Thai Massage | $100 | $140 | $180 |
| Aromatherapy Massage | $100 | $140 | $180 |
| Pregnancy Massage | $100 | $140 | $180 |
Pressure, purpose and feel
| Style | Pressure | Best for | How it feels |
|---|---|---|---|
| Swedish | Light to medium | First-timers, stress, poor sleep | Long, flowing strokes that settle you down |
| Deep tissue | Firm | Chronic neck, back and shoulder pain | Slow, focused pressure into stubborn knots |
| Hot stone | Medium | Cold-weather stiffness, deep relaxation | Heated stones warm the muscle so deeper work feels easier |
| Ashiatsu | Deep | People who never get enough pressure | Broad, even pressure from the feet, without sharp pokes |
| Lomi Lomi | Medium | Whole-body reset, emotional stress | Long, continuous forearm strokes across the whole body |
| Thai | Medium | Stiffness, flexibility, active lifestyles | Assisted stretching and rhythmic compression |
| Aromatherapy | Light to medium | Anxiety, headaches, winter blues | A relaxing massage with essential oils chosen for you |
| Pregnancy | Light to medium | Expecting mothers after the first trimester | Side-lying and fully supported |
Not sure? Try Massage Match. Answer four quick questions about your goal, the area that bothers you and the pressure you like, and get a suggested style with the price and a booking link. Take the Massage Match quiz.
Safety
When to wait or check with your doctor
Massage is safe for most people, but some situations call for a delay or a word with your doctor before you book. Wait, or ask your provider first, if you have:
- a fever, flu, cold or stomach bug
- a new injury, a suspected fracture or recent surgery
- a blood clot, or a history of clots
- a rash, skin infection or open wound where you want work done
- a condition your doctor has asked you to be careful with
Tell Jessie about medications such as blood thinners, and about any pregnancy. Pregnancy massage starts after the first trimester, with your provider’s OK. The massage questions page covers more health and safety questions.
Questions
Questions about massage styles
Which massage is best for a first-timer?
Swedish massage is the usual starting point. It uses long, flowing strokes at light to medium pressure, so you can find out what you like without bracing against deep work. Book 60 minutes, tell Jessie what feels tight, and she can add firmer work where it helps. Read what to expect at your first massage.
Do deeper styles like Ashiatsu cost more?
No. Every style costs the same: $100 for 60 minutes, $140 for 90 minutes and $180 for 120 minutes. Deep tissue and Ashiatsu are priced exactly like Swedish, and hot stones and aromatherapy are included in every session. You pay for the time, not the technique. See the full price list.
Can Jessie combine styles in one session?
Yes. Many sessions are a blend: Swedish strokes to warm up, deep tissue on a stubborn shoulder, warm stones on a stiff lower back. Tell Jessie what you want to feel afterward and where it hurts, and she will adjust as she goes. The price stays the same whatever mix you end up with.
How long should my massage be?
Sixty minutes covers a full-body massage with some extra time on one area, and it makes a good first visit. Choose 90 minutes if you have two or three problem areas or want full-body work without rushing. The 120-minute session gives room for full-body work plus focused time on the spots that need it most.
Is massage safe during pregnancy?
Pregnancy massage is offered after the first trimester, with your provider’s OK. Jessie uses side-lying positions with full support, and the pressure stays light to medium. If your pregnancy is high-risk, check with your provider before you book. Read more about pregnancy massage in Athol.
Found your style?
Book online in under a minute, or call or text Jessie and she will help you choose.