Mobile sleep massage service to help with insomnia and relaxation



Calm the Mind. Relax the Body. Drift Into Restful Sleep.

Sleep Massage

 Promotes deeper sleep Calming, rhythmic techniques Reduces anxiety and restlessness

A Massage Designed for Rest

Sleep Massage is a gentle, slow-paced therapy that prepares the body and mind for deep, restorative rest. Unlike other types of massage focused on muscle tension or recovery, this treatment is centered around calming the nervous system, regulating breathing, and helping you let go of mental and physical stress. It’s ideal for those struggling with insomnia, anxiety, or overstimulation.

Often described as a moving meditation, this massage helps reset your internal rhythm so you can fall asleep more easily and stay asleep longer.

Why Choose a Sports Massage?

Top Benefits:

  • Helps fall asleep faster and sleep more deeply

  • Calms the nervous system and lowers cortisol levels

  • Reduces anxiety, restlessness, and racing thoughts

  • Supports circadian rhythm balance

  • Complements mental health or stress management routines

Considerations:

  • Not designed for muscle recovery or sports performance

  • Results may vary based on sleep habits and consistency

  • Best when paired with healthy bedtime routines

What to Expect During Your Session

This massage is all about stillness, comfort, and a gentle pace. You’ll remain fully relaxed while the therapist uses soft, rhythmic strokes with light to moderate pressure—focusing on areas that commonly hold tension, such as the back, neck, scalp, and feet. The lighting is low, the music is calming, and the entire experience is designed to quiet the mind.

Techniques May Include:

Light effleurage and soothing compressions
Gentle cranial work and facial massage
Foot and scalp massage
Slow, fluid rhythm to encourage parasympathetic activation

Therapeutic massage designed to promote deep, restful sleep

When Should You Book a Sleep Massage?

You struggle with insomnia or interrupted sleep.
You feel mentally overstimulated or anxious.
You want to wind down after travel or a stressful week.
You’re adjusting to a new time zone or work schedule.
You’re looking to support your body’s natural sleep cycle.

60 min

Option One

A gentle, full-body wind-down to ease you into calm. Light, soothing strokes and a slower pace help quiet the mind—perfect for easing anxiety or prepping for restful sleep.

Book 60-Minute Sleep Massage

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90 min

Option Two

Extra time for deep rest. This longer session slows everything down, calming your nervous system and guiding you into a meditative, sleep-ready state.

Book 90-Minute Sleep Massage

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Understanding the Experience

  • Sleep massage is a calming, full-body treatment designed to help you relax deeply and support natural, uninterrupted sleep.

  • Yes, it helps regulate stress hormones and calm the nervous system, both of which can improve sleep quality and reduce insomnia symptoms over time.

  • Sleep massage is slower, softer, and more focused on nervous system regulation. Swedish massage uses moderate pressure and includes more structured techniques.

  • Yes, it’s gentle and suitable for most people. However, always consult your doctor if you have a medical condition or are pregnant.

  • For ongoing sleep issues or high stress, once a week is ideal. For general relaxation, twice a month may be enough.

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