FYI. Prices have gone up since March 1, 2026 (see my pic). They have been mentioning it for a…read morewhile. I was able to get in for a $45 evening appt. before prices changed & after the change for a sudden morning $60 massage. Both were for 80 minutes. Both of those visits were with two second semester ladies. Jordyn was pretty good with her limited experience. I have an upcoming 110 min. message scheduled for $80 with Mattie who is more experienced.

If you want a massage or esthetician work, and are on a budget, this is the place to come! They…read moreoffer a variety of services, at a discounted price, because everything is done by students. I have had a full body massage, a full facial and a back facial completed here. Their website is great for looking up all their services, prices and hours. You must call to schedule an appointment. Once you arrive, you fill out a form about your health and skin. Then wait for your student to come and call your name. Then, the two of you will go over your health screen, allergies and concerns. They take you back to the main room. Massages are done on one side of the hallway, and esthetician services are done on the other. No matter the service you get done, you are taken to a "room" which is just divided by curtains on all sides. Everyone speaks in low volume, as to not disturb the other customers. The student will take you to your "room" and explain what will happen. Then, they leave and give you privacy to undress, as needed for the service. After the service is complete, and you redress, the student walks you back out to the lobby. You are encouraged to give them constructive feedback that will help in their education. If you don't feel comfortable telling them directly, there is a written survey you can fill out. Tips are not required, but if you do want to tip, it must be done in cash directly to the student.

Andrew Garde is the primary therapist at Healing Intentions MTS. I've been going for massage for…read moreabout 15 years now and I've continually meandered about looking for that perfect massage. I stopped looking about a year ago when I received my first massage from Andrew. The quaint space is very calming (as well as Andrew's energy.) I'm absolutely done looking for anyone else. I've found the best.

I was traveling on business and knew I would need a massage after a long week! Though not the…read more"spa" experience, if a massage is what you're looking for ... Andrew is a great choice. He works out of his own studio and has a great energy. VERY effective. I would definitely come back next time I'm back in town.

Severe stiffness in both feet that caused a chronic uncomfortable sensation. After my first two…read morehour session, my feet felt invigorated with minimal stiffness. I will continue for several more sessions and anticipate total relief.

Steve pretty much saved my life. I've been having issues since February of last year and morden…read moremedicine could not provide me any answers after numerous tests and doctor visits, so I found Indy Myopain online and decided to give it a shot. I have been able to function so much better since I started seeing him in August and he has continued to help me to try to find the source of my issues. I highly recommend making an appointment if you have any muscle related issues.

Amazing!!! Kelly is wonderful, very personable, and does great work. Easy scheduling, easy…read morepayments, quiet and peaceful environment. Overall great!

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Hands down the message massage therapists! I regularly see Wilai who is magic and have had more…read moretraditional massage as well as the Thai massage. I've needed in when Wilai wasn't available and saw her husband, Dave, who is also fantastic! Highly recommend.

Wilai is amazing. Authentic Thai massage that helps to release so much from the body. She really…read moreputs her all into every massage and works with your specific needs while paying attention to the holistic picture of your body and mind. They are exceptionally priced.

Brenna is not only professional but makes you feel welcomed and ensures she takes the time to find…read moreout what is going on before she starts your massage, I walked out of there feeling better than I had in years! I'm so happy I found her!

The reason I gave 2 stars is bc they ONLY care about money. For people as rich as they are you…read morewould think they could give back a little and accept some Medicaid patients but they are EXTREMELY revenue driven. EVERYONE should have access to real healthcare. I honestly never felt better in my life but after I ran thru thousands of dollars I could no longer afford treatment and sadly my health has declined to where it was before. It is really sad the working poor either have to spend our life savings or resort to regular doctors driven by pharmaceuticals.

Formerly 5 stars, but they no longer accept Medicare for whatever reason! I am retired and HAVE to…read moreuse Medicare.

If you ever can't find me, go look for me at Carmel Salt Caves and Spa. You'll see me relaxing in…read morean electromagnetic chair, breathing in salt particles and napping. Because what a relaxing experience! I have discovered that one of my favorite ways to relax and reset is to sit in a dark cave, surrounded by tons of Himalayan salt. It's called halotherapy, if you want to be fancy, and it's also called "salt cave" if you want to be less fancy. A few years ago, when I visited a salt cave for my first time, I fell asleep during my session. Do you know how difficult it is for me to nap? Let alone nap in a salt cave?! I knew I had found something special after that session. This time, I did not fall asleep, but I luxuriated in that comfortable in-between twilight stage of being awake and being asleep. I probably could have fallen asleep, but I wanted to be awake to enjoy every second of my salt cave experience this time. There are two different salt caves. They don't mention the sizes of the caves on the website, so I'll mention it here! The Harmony Cave is located downstairs and is the biggest salt cave. This one can hold several people. The upstairs cave is the Tranquility Cave, and it is smaller, although I haven't seen it myself. Keep in mind that, unless you book a private session, if someone books at the same time that you do, you might be in a salt cave with other people that you don't know. That wasn't the case for me, though. The cave is so peaceful and dark! There are chairs with electromagnetic fields pulsating out of them, and blankets that you can use to be snuggly and ultra cozy. The chairs recline, so you can lie completely down or elevate yourself to whatever degree you're comfortable. Sessions are one hour, and that hour goes by very fast! The spa itself is impeccably cute. There's a gift shop as soon as you enter, with lots of things like salt stones, lip balm, candles, jewelry and many other things. The whole place is spotless and inviting, and the perfect place to visit when you want to relax.

What a fun activity to do with my friend while she was in town! I highly recommend making some…read morereservations here for a fun group outing. You can choose a from relaxing in the salt cave or detoxing with a foot soak, and both are only $45 per session!! We made reservations for the foot soak about a week prior to the Sunday we chose with no issues. They were ready for us upon arrival, and the staff greeted us and was very thorough in explaining the soak process to us. I think there are 2 private rooms for the foot soaks, and there were maybe 5 chairs in the room we were in. They played some cute holiday music for us, but offered to let us use Bluetooth to hook onto their speaker and play our own personal playlist. Judgment free zone! The staff member was very patient with us and explained the whole process before beginning our soaks. The infrared lights were probably my favorite part. They were so warm and cozy. The little wands are adjustable so you can move them wherever you like around your face. I do have to mention that we were trying to lie back and get comfortable, and we struggled a bit as the chairs did not have head rests. I think the soak took about 20 or 30 minutes, and our necks started to get a little sore from the lack of support. If you scooch down far enough in the chair, you can rest your head on the back of the seat, but then your lower back starts to hurt. Apparently, another staff member was supposed to come in halfway during our soaks to add more hot water to our bowls, but she did not. We were fine though. Yes, more hot water would have been nice, but we lived. At the end of it, all, the water is disgusting regardless of the temperature. The girls will drain your bowl, check the contents, and explain to you the likely reasons for what is in there. So gross, but a very fun experience. We laughed the whole time. Apparently, pulling the toxins is not so much for detoxing as it is to help you understand what's going on inside your body. We received helpful feedback about dietary changes that could honestly benefit anyone. It was nice that the girls didn't act like sales people like some spas do when they try to get you to come back excessively and unnecessarily. They give it to you straight and explain how to use the tools they offer, they were also nice enough to offer us a tour of their whole facility so we could see the salt caves, but they had other customers and we didn't want to take up their time. For $45 though, we'll definitely be back to check out the salt caves. Oh, and the storefront has adorable little items to shop for ranging from healthcare items to jewelry to kitchen utensils. Super cute!