In 2019, I moved to this area full time from Long Island where I regularly visited an acupuncture…read moreclinic in my office building. I really missed being able to pop in for an appointment during the workday when my neck and back were wrenched with pain from working at a desk in front of a computer all day. I truly could not believe when I heard that an acupuncturist would be opening a place in Hurleyville. I met with Celeste, the owner, and found out that things were about to get even better - she takes my insurance and would also be offering massage therapy. Celeste and PJ are exceptionally capable in their respective disciplines. They have created a really warm environment in which you feel respected and SO well taken care of. The relief I feel after a session is unmeasurable. I'm so grateful that they opened a business here!

From the owner: Providing wellness through acupuncture and therapeutic massage to hurleyville and the surrounding…read morearea. We take pride in providing the community with pain relief and healing through alternative care.

Farrah is extremely caring and thorough. She addressed three issues I was having - one was acute…read moreback pain. She spent a long time talking with me and also checked up on me via text after the treatment.

This appears to be a new business in a lovely, relaxing location in Mountain Dale. The service is…read moregreat for relieving pain and anxiety.

Stayed here for 3 days. It was such a nice and peaceful property. The service was amazing. Healthy…read morefood options for all meals. The atmosphere was truly luxurious. Highly recommend visiting.

YO1: Where Wellness Goes to Die…read more YO1 is what would happen if The Shining and Nine Perfect Strangers had a baby, then abandoned it in the Catskills without Wi-Fi, housekeeping, or adult supervision. A few days before check-in, I called specifically to ask about the yoga and meditation schedule. I referenced a robust schedule I found on the YO1 website and was told a similar schedule would be available when I arrived. What they neglected to mention was that the entire "schedule" consisted of one yoga class on Saturday morning at 8:00 a.m. There were also no guided meditations as advertised. Apparently, withholding basic information is part of the mindfulness journey. We also called ahead to confirm that Wi-Fi would be available. It wasn't. Yoga, meditation, Wi-Fi: all promised, none meaningfully provided. At YO1, amenities are less like services and more like affirmations--perhaps if you believe hard enough, they'll manifest. The "hot" tub was lukewarm. The pool was cold. The spa robes were visibly dirty and discolored. The robe and slippers in our room were never refreshed; instead, we received an empty slipper bag, an elegant little metaphor for the entire YO1 experience. We requested towels for the room, but they never arrived. Considering the condition of the robes by the pool, this may have been the closest the resort came to protecting our health. The furniture was peeling apart, the trim was scuffed, and the carpet had stains and crumbs large enough to qualify as their own wellness program. Nothing promotes inner peace quite like wondering whether your robe has already achieved intimacy with a stranger. The entire property was eerily empty. Not peaceful-empty. Not exclusive-retreat-empty. More like "the staff disappeared three winters ago, but the reservation system is still running" empty. At any moment, I expected twin wellness coaches to appear at the end of the hallway and whisper, "Come meditate with us...forever." For the past two weeks, we have repeatedly tried to request a refund directly with the hotel by both phone and email. We have received no response. Apparently, the vow of silence extends beyond the meditation program and into guest relations. YO1 advertises a wellness retreat but delivered one inconveniently timed yoga class, no guided meditation, nonexistent Wi-Fi, a cold pool, a tepid hot tub, dirty robes, missing slippers, undelivered towels, and deteriorating facilities. I did leave feeling transformed; however, I now have trust issues and a renewed appreciation for functioning hotels.

Bad service they let you go from the practice when it's too much paperwork for them I do not…read morerecommend them especially if you are on workers comp

Anna is a wonderful, patient Reiki instructor. The environment was relaxing and felt very healing…read more She helped to give my confidence a boost and I feel so much more comfortable in my use of Reiki now. I would definitely recommend her.​

From the owner: Using gentle, hands-on healing techniques, and traditional practices, we'll clear your energy,…read morereleasing the energetic and emotional blocks that get in the way of your happiness and well-being. When your energy is clear and your spirit is flowing, you exist in a natural state of lightness, harmony and balance, all of which attracts inspiration, positivity, healthy relationships, and opportunity into your life. In this state of flow, your body is most able to rest, restore, and heal itself. If you’re feeling stuck, struggling with work stresses or relationships, dealing with challenging or traumatic events, sadness, self-doubt, or pain from injury, loss, or illness — I’m here to help. Come as you are. Reach out today to schedule. Appointments available in Santa Fe, NM and Online. I look forward to working with you!

Stayed here for 3 days. It was such a nice and peaceful property. The service was amazing. Healthy…read morefood options for all meals. The atmosphere was truly luxurious. Highly recommend visiting.

Beware! Yo1 can apparently cancel your reservations 2 nights before you are supposed to arrive due…read moreto "cleaning" the hotel. But don't worry, they will offer to reschedule you with 10% off, which does not account for lost wages from coming at a different time or for meetings that cannot be pushed off. Oh, and let us not forget that after I explained that we were only traveling to this area to drop off our disabled child at camp, which was why these dates were the only ones that worked, they offered to help us find another place to stay. I already checked, and they were all full. I never heard back from them anyway. It was their way of getting off the phone with me.