Sacred Paradise Massage Therapy LLC

As a chiropractor I always have to depend on sending my patients to people that really know how to do a great massage. They are really smart and all of my patients love going to see them
I highly recommend if anybody reads this review that you go there because they are number one
–Dr Jason Lazaroff

Good Morning
Sacred Paradise Massage
Is here to provide holistic practices through the art of healing the body naturally through massage.
We have clients that are involved in professional sports, entertainment etc.
I’m the masseur for the company and I’ve been taught by Dr. Paul Brown Bodhise
Who is a Doctor of chiropractic medicine,
Naturopath, herbalist master of massage.
That being said the school of thought that I came from says it all, you can look my teacher up by name and see that he is internationally well known. My second teacher is Dr. Frank Wyatt R.I.P University of Herbs who you also can look up.
Now moving right along me being a masseur I strive very hard to please everyone but some people you just accomplish that mission with.
At our facility we had a client come in from groupon name CARLA S.
She purchased a voucher to get a massage. As we all know when you go to a Resturant for the first time you don’t get to select your server, at our business it’s the same concept. A client comes in and one of the team members performs the session.
We never knew that the client desired a female therapist, so I got the job to work on her.
She was very miserable, moody, uncooperative and very negative.
Everything I did was just wrong to her
The music, oil or cream, the smell of the incense, the way I look, the color of the room, the name of the business, the smoothie, the color of the sheets.
Whew wee I hope you guys get my point.
Any way we did our best to please this client we even made sure groupon gave her a FULL REFUND…
And she still posted incorrect statements on this site. At Unilocal you want to look up a business and get the truths out a company not bias comments.
There’s no massage parlor in the United States of America that does the kind of therapy we do. If and when you come in to our Spa you’ll clearly see that this post from Carla S. Was an assault and a attempt to bring our wellness center down
That we build to serve humanity.
Thanks for reading and we hope to see you soon.

Carolina is very talented. After my first session, I’ve returned twice a month. She is very special.

I’m pretty sure that the man who did my massage had not been trained to massage properly. Professionalism was lacking. I came 15 minutes early to make sure my massage started on time. The door was locked, a «receptionist» got up from sitting in the lobby on his cell phone and unlocked the door. He let me in but I didn’t feel welcomed at all. I asked to use the restroom and he pointed me to the back. The bathroom was messy but not awful. I came back out and asked him if I needed to complete some paperwork since he didn’t seem to care about attending to me, the only customer in the building. I completed my paperwork and handed it over. I lady came out and took my payment and I had assumed she was my masseuse since my appointment was set up with a female. She asked the receptionist to show me to my room. He walked me back and told me to put my belongings in a basket and my masseuse would be in shortly. 5 minutes later some video started playing very loudly that took away from my relaxation. About 5 minutes after that a man knocked and walked in and offered me to try a smoothie (while I am face down waiting for my massage to start) startled, I agreed and attempted to try to smoothie while laying on my stomach and trying to keep my naked body under the sheet. He turned on some music and left. When the music started it was blasting so again I’m unable to attempt to relax. The door opened again, and after some shuffling around my massage started about ten minutes after my appointment should have started, at my feet. The man who came in with a smoothies was giving my massage, it took me a few moments to figure this out as he asked no questions, made no reference to the notes of pain on my information sheet I filled out, and said nothing at all. My massage was poor and really just seemed like this man was squirting oil directly on my body (I could hear the pump and feel the oil land on me) then he was rubbing it in like he was basting a turkey. The massage started at my feet (and I thought maybe my reflexology would be first but there was no reflexology just some weird random rubbing) and worked up my legs, there was little attempt to keep my body covered with any modesty, I kept using my hands to shuffle the sheet around. Laying there I thought «maybe this is just a different type of massage, and he’ll start to actually work on my pains and aches soon» I was wrong. He kept basting me and rubbing the oil in fast and unexplained motions. He moved all over the place and the whole massage just didn’t make sense. A massage is supposed to work out the issues and help move the toxins out of your body, nothing he was doing was anything like any massage I’ve ever had. The music that was playing was weird and had a man and a woman talking in it and reading what sounded like a crappy romance novel. It made me very uncomfortable as I felt like it was supposed to seduce me. When it was time to roll over he lifted the entire sheet off my body and held it over his face instead of allowing me to turn on my own under the sheet. The weird massage continued and I finally spoke up and asked him to change the music as it was making me very uncomfortable. He did. Then about 10 minutes before my massage should have ended he was done. I had purchased a massage and reflexology package and the reflexology did not happen at all. I knew it, and I was pissed but the entire experience was so bad that I just wanted him to leave the room so I could wipe the gallons of oil off my body, put on my clothes, and get out of there. Then as I finally walk out of the room they stop me at the counter, sell me the left-​overs of the smoothie I had tried (I bought it, anything to get out of there) Then they tried to get me to sign up for another massage. I tried to be nice and say that I had to check my schedule. I knew that I was upset for the terrible experience but he, a big built man, was standing in front of the locked door so I couldn’t just walk out and I felt like I was trapped and couldn’t speak up. I was starting to actually feel scared that if I said anything I wouldn’t be able to leave so I kept my complaints to myself even though I wanted to say something about my awful experience. Finally, I took their cards so that I could try to end the experience and he unlocked the door and opened it for me to leave. I felt relieved the second that I was out of the building. So, no I would never recommend this place to anyone, I will never go back, there is not trained professionals in this place, they make your uncomfortable, they are not knowledgeable on how to give a massage, your appointments are not with the person you make them with, and I am completely unhappy that I wasted my money and felt too scared to make a complaint at Sacred Paradise Massage Therapy

Amazing massage therapist! A gem to find in mt airy! Very knowledgeable and provides great info about health and wellness as well as a phenomenal massage!