I've been seeing Dr. Grace and Dr. Jing for years, and what they do is amazing! I consider their…read moreacupuncture as a critical part of my wellness routine, and they have helped me past several health concerns and keep my fitness on track. Highly recommended!

My first experience with acupuncture/cupping/sound healing was with Dr. Gong at Grace Family…read moreAcupuncture. I didn't know what to expect, but Dr. Gong treated me with the utmost care and walked me through the whole process. Dr. Gong started by taking my pulse and asking me some questions. Within minutes, she knew which treatments were necessary for my needs (stress, hormonal imbalances, etc). Instead of just fixating on treatments, Dr. Gong looks at the whole picture to actually get to the root of your problems. Her care for her patients is obvious. 5/5, I highly recommend Grace Family Acupuncture.

Working from home, starring at a laptop all day cause me to develop neck pain and pinched nerve on…read moremy left shoulder. I messaged Liz for a Thai massage, she responded in minutes and gave me an appointment. Her Thai massage technique is very traditional minus walking on the back. Overall, she helped my neck and shoulder tremendously and I will come back for another session. For those of you who never had Thai massage, think of it as lazy Yoga where the masseuse is doing all the work. Her place is very clean and Feng Shui, it's located inside of an office and event center building that used to be a catholic school. The place is well lit with natural light and there's no distracting with noises from neighboring offices. If you're working from home like me, I highly recommend you trying Thai massage here. Hope you'll enjoy it. Cheers.

Yay! I loved it! Felt healthier and energized from this massage. The stretching techniques were new…read moreto me and envigorating.

My below review is solely from my experience in the yoga den. I've been going to Hagoyah on and off…read morefor a couple of years and have never had anything less than a wonderful experience. Hagoyah is an unassuming store front along 75th so parking can be tough as it doesn't have its own lot. But street parking is available where you can find it. The staff is friendly and the interior is well kept and surprisingly bigger than you might think. They offer a variety of yoga classes and what I love about them is they're challenging but don't have the same repetitive flows as the power yoga classes that have become so popular. I attended the hot box detox last night and would definitely recommend it if you're looking for a challenge. It's not a true bikram clas but it is warm. Drop in classes are inexpensive and I enjoy them and the instructors are helpful and knowledgeable.

I have been searching for a new professional to cut my hair for over a year. I am picky as it seems…read moreall anyone knows how to do on mens hair is grab clippers and shear away. I was directed to Meghan C. as she is said to be very detailed in cutting men's hair. Right from the start we discussed what I was looking for, what type of work I did, clothing worn, etc. This wS not to make small talk, but to see what I needed. Could not be more pleased with everything. Meghan took her time, was detailed in all of her work. Made another appointment for three weeks, I have a new stylist!!!!!

Patrick is truly amazing at massage. I have had many massages all over the country and none of them…read morecome close to as good as his is. Thank you Patrick for listening to where I needed attention and helping me feel more relaxed and comfortable during the massage.

Great massages. The therapists are able to find all the knots and work them out. Very therapeutic…read moreand relaxing. Still great 10 years later. The knowledge of sports care, injuries, and relaxation make it worth going to. They still serve the KC Midtown area, but only with outcalls. Now there is a new location 7 minutes away. New Yelp: https://www.yelp.com/biz/amazing-hands-massage-therapy-westwood 816-842-9589

Great place, we switched it up and did a combo 20/20. We…read morenormally do the full body (5 star) Combo was nice but different experience I'd say 3 star.

It's okay, but need to address the customer and not YOUR PHONE! Always watching their phone,…read morestopping to text and demanding higher tip. Not good

It took me months to be able to share about this publicly because of how traumatic my experience…read morewith Alex at Centered Spirit was. I reported him to both the state and national board of massage therapy, but no action was taken (other than learning that he was not nationally certified, though he claimed to be). I think it's important to speak up against harmful behavior, so I'm sharing what happened here in an effort to avoid someone else experience the discomfort I did. BOTTOM LINE: There is a continued pattern of not respecting women and their bodies and thinking his (Alex's) knowledge and technique are more important than the experience of the client on the table.  MY EXPERIENCE: I had a Mayan Abdominal Massage with Alex Jackson in May 2022. I sought him out because he specialized in trauma-informed body work. At the beginning our session I brought up a concern I had around a negative Yelp review I read about him. His response - "it's hard to be a male therapist during #MeToo" - he said he even talked to a lawyer to see if he could remove the negative Yelp review about him. His inability to take responsibility was a red flag. I felt trapped to continue the session since I was already there (MY MISTAKE!). The reason I have not spoken to him directly about my complaint is because he proved in the conversation above that he cannot receive criticism or hold a respectful conversation about concerns brought to his attention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF COMPLAINT: 1. Claiming to heal trauma without being trauma-informed or trauma-responsive His sessions are structured in a way that elicit trauma through the extreme pressure he uses, the in-depth and intimate intake questions he asks around trauma and sex (such as have you been raped and how easily do you orgasm), and how he wants you to revisit the trauma while naked on his table and connected to your "inner little girl". He was acting like a therapist in a way that seemed to be an attempt to exert control over me. 2. Ignoring my boundaries At the beginning of the session, I asked him if he could use lighter pressure. I told him the pressure was too much, I was having trouble breathing and it hurt. Instead of respecting my freedom of choice (lighter touch) in the session, he told me the light pressure was just a "spa massage" and wouldn't provide any benefit. If I wanted the benefits from his work, he said it had to be deep pressure (that hurt). This felt like an exploitation of trust: that I was supposed to trust him because he was the therapist even though my experience of the session was painful.  The pressure that Alex used was unlike anything I have ever experienced. It literally took the breath from me. I was bracing myself every time he pushed down on my body. I could hardly speak, let alone advocate for myself, because he was working with such intense pressure it knocked the wind out of me.  Other than natural childbirth, I've never endured such physical pain. All the while, he kept saying "you're doing great sweetheart" (this was the first time I met him). 3. Continued dismissing feedback Toward the middle of the session, I started feeling dizzy and nauseous. I told him I get hypotensive easily and have a tendency to pass out. He told me my lightheadedness was not from my medical condition, but was from the extra oxygen I was breathing in. Every time he applied pressure (which was constantly) he told me to exhale. That required me to breathe fast, almost like I was hyperventilating. He did not do anything to help me feel less dizzy. At the end of the session my body was shaking uncontrollably and I was disoriented. He said that was common. Upon reflection of how the body can elicit a freeze response to trauma by shutting down and not feeling, he willingly seems like he's trying to induce this reaction in bodies to not feel anything and go numb by the sheer force of pressure he's exerting on our bodies. The amount of force and how it was applied felt abusive to my body and spirit. A massage worker creating a trauma response is not ok, especially when he's been notified the pressure is too intense.  The massage therapist is in a position of power as the practitioner and naked clients are much more vulnerable, especially in a healing space. 4. Dealing with physical and emotional effects after the session Because I've received a lot of bodywork before, I know that working on tissues can bring up emotions. The repercussions of my session with Alex Jones were completely different from other bodywork and energy work I've received. Instead of feeling relief or healing from this massage, I find myself feeling traumatized from it. I don't want anyone else to feel the way I did, which is why I'm sharing this.

I have worked with Alex at Centered Spirit for over a decade. Not only do I see him as a client, I…read morealso refer many clients to him for a variety of conditions. His work has helped me heal a variety of problems, often when no one else could help me. Dozens of my clients have had great results with his works also and have become regular clients of his. I arranged to have him come to several of my group retreats to work on multiple people in a day. Some participants reported that his work was more powerful and healing than any work that had previously experienced. Alex is a true and committed healer for many years and we are fortunate to have him serving our community in KC.

The benefits of this Chinese massage continue to amaze me. The therapists are well trained…read more Highly recommended!

Not fancy, but the best hand & feet reflexology & full body massage you will ever get!read more

Do yourself a favor and get your next massage from Mitch at Intentional Prevention Massage &…read moreWellness! Prior to his move to the KC area, Mitch was my massage therapist for over 10 years. I can attest that he is an expert in his field - otherwise, I wouldn't have had a standing appointment every 3-4 weeks for a 90-minute massage. Mitch is a knowledgeable, caring and compassionate therapist ... after one session with Mitch, I am confident that you will count the days until your next appointment.

From the owner: The name says it all — Intentional Prevention. While most massage is sought reactively, after pain,…read moreinjury, or burnout have already set in, my practice is built around getting ahead of it. Every session is customized not just to how you feel today, but to where your body is heading. New clients receive a full wellness evaluation so we can build a plan that actually prevents problems rather than just chasing them. Ten years of experience, one clear mission: Intent to Prevent."

Patrick Miller with Amazing Hands Massage Therapy. "The best massage I've ever had!". So…read morerelaxing. This is what I say, every time I see him. Try him out, you will be glad!!

Everything about the Yoga Patch is amazing to me. I started coming for the sauna and float options…read more Then taking classes and shopping the collection of amazing items available. Finally taking my journey into yoga teacher training and community building in the cafe. If you want to grow from half alive to fully alive this is the place to do it.