Pampering Doesn't Have to Cost a Mint
Massages are great, aren't they? There are many different kinds out there: Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone, etc. all of which do something different but with one goal in mind.
A massage works to get those kinks out and make you feel good from head to toe. You feel so relaxed and rejuvenated after a good massage, but it can come at a price.
Yes, a good massage can cost you even though it's probably worth every penny. Depending on the type of massage, whether or not you purchase a spa package, and what shop you go to, the price can end up costing you a car payment.
However, if you're interested in just getting a simple massage then this tip is for you. Massage schools offer cheap, but good, massages since their students often have to complete a certain amount of hours before they can graduate. You'll be getting a quality massage for not a lot of money and they'll be gaining the experience to make them a great masseuse.
Ann Arbor Institute of Massage
The Student Clinic at the AAIM offers 30 to 120 minute massages from $25 to $65. The students all have training in Swedish massage, Therapeutic Relaxation Massage, Myofacial Therapies, and Shiatsu, as well as Sports Massage and Neuromuscular Therapy.
Get Relaxed on a Dime
Irene's Myomassology Institute
This massage institute, located in Southfield, offers one hour massages for $40 in their massage clinic. All of the students have training in Swedish massage and have been in school for at least 5 months before starting their clinic requirements.
Michigan School of Myomassology
Located in downtown Berkley, this school has a 650 hour program for students to complete. You can partake in a one hour massage session for $35 and help them complete their 80 hour clinic requirements while enjoying a nice Swedish massage. This clinic, however, is not open on the weekend.
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