Wellness Treatments at The Wander Woman
At The Wander Woman, we believe your body deserves care that goes beyond surface-level relaxation. That's why each guest receives two thoughtfully selected treatments during her retreat week, scheduled at welcome and subject to availability, designed to restore what daily life takes from you.
Ayurvedic & Deep-Tissue Renewal A harmonizing blend of traditional Ayurvedic techniques and targeted deep-tissue work that releases the tension your shoulders have been carrying for months. Warm, nourishing oils soothe those persistent aches while supporting your body's natural rhythms. Perfect for menstrual discomfort, perimenopausal shifts, or simply undoing the stress your body holds from always being "on."
Shiatsu Energy Balancing Gentle acupressure that works along your body's meridian lines to clear the energetic traffic jams we all accumulate. Through rhythmic pressure and mindful stretches, this therapy helps you reconnect with your body's wisdom and fosters the kind of inner calm that actually lasts beyond the treatment room.
Lymphatic Drainage & Sports Massage For bodies that do a lot and hold a lot. This combination encourages healthy circulation, reduces the puffiness that comes with hormonal changes, and relieves muscle fatigue from carrying everyone else's stress. Light, rhythmic strokes support natural detoxification while deeper work eases the soreness you didn't even realize you were living with.
Customized Facial Rituals Skincare that understands women's skin changes with everything we go through. Using clean, nourishing ingredients, these facials are tailored to where you are right now. Whether that's combating stress-related aging, soothing sensitivity, or just giving your skin the hydration it's been asking for.
How It Works
Each retreat includes two complimentary sessions. Additional treatments can be added if scheduling allows.
When you care for yourself this deeply, you remember what it feels like to be truly nourished. And that feeling? It travels home with you.
