Your body deserves to slow down.
Therapeutic care with the calm of a premium spa.
Care that starts with listening.
I believe wellness comes from the balance between body and mind. Each session is shaped around what you need that day.
Every treatment gives you space to slow down and let go of tension.
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Swedish Massage
Long, flowing strokes that help you relax and release everyday tension.
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Focused work that supports comfort and movement, adapted to what your body needs.
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A gentle, rhythmic technique that supports the lymphatic system. Therapeutic in purpose, not a weight-loss treatment.
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A light, hands-on touch that invites the nervous system to settle.
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Complimentary Add-Ons
- Cupping
- Infused Hot Towels
- Hot Stones
Please note: Cupping, infused hot towels and hot stones are complimentary add-ons and must be requested at the time of booking.
Good to know
What services does Grazi offer?
Massage Therapy by Grazi offers Swedish massage, therapeutic massage, manual lymphatic drainage and craniosacral therapy. Cupping, infused hot towels and hot stones are available as complimentary add-ons.
How long are sessions and how much do they cost?
Sessions are offered in 60 and 80 minute options (prices in US dollars). Swedish Massage: $120 for 60 minutes or $140 for 80 minutes; Therapeutic Massage: $140 for 60 minutes or $160 for 80 minutes; Manual Lymphatic Drainage: $120 for 60 minutes or $160 for 80 minutes; Craniosacral Therapy: $160 for 60 minutes.
How do I book a session?
You can book online through the booking page. If you would like cupping, infused hot towels or hot stones, request them when you book.
Where is Massage Therapy by Grazi located?
Grazi sees clients in Fanwood and Weehawken, New Jersey.
Is manual lymphatic drainage a weight-loss treatment?
No. Manual lymphatic drainage is a gentle therapeutic technique that supports the lymphatic system. It is not designed to burn fat or produce weight loss. You can read more in our article on manual lymphatic drainage.
Does massage therapy replace medical care?
No. Massage therapy supports comfort, movement and overall well-being. It does not cure medical conditions or replace medical treatment, and it can be one part of a broader approach to your care.
