Spas are places devoted to overall well-being through a variety of professional services that nurture body, mind and spirit. info@greettheday.org

Why spa?  Because it feels good and offers many benefits.

An oncology-trained therapist can safely provide you with a customized, safe and satisfying spa experience to meet your current needs.

  • Massage benefits

    Massage is in essence the provision of touch and includes a wide variety of touch applications. Spa clients report many positive changes after their oncology massage.

    Reported benefits include:

    ✓ Reduce pain and fatigue

    ✓ Decrease anxiety and nausea

    ✓ Improve sleep

    ✓ Ease isolation

    ✓ Enhance body image

    ✓ Nurture well-being

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Skin Care benefits

A facial is a skin care treatment to soothe, hydrate and protect the skin on the face, neck and shoulders. Love how your skin feels and looks by nourishing, revitalizing, and treating it well.

A facial includes a face, neck, shoulder and decollete (upper chest area) massage. Spa or therapist dependent a facial may include a hand and arm, and foot massage too.

Body, skin and nail care spa treatments all include massage as a core component of the service.

If you are in or have a cancer treatment history always work with an Society for Oncology Massage (S4OM) trained spa therapist.

Visit GTD Research to learn more about the research supported benefitsof massage.