Remedy Relaxation ASMR

I drove from Raymond, New Hampshire and it was well worth it. Sarah took her time with me as a first time customer and thoroughly explained what would happen during the treatment. She also let me customize it in real time as I have MS and I wasn’t sure how my body was going to react to this type of very light touch for 80 minutes. I asked for some deep pressure and a bit of massage during the treatment and her pressure was just perfect. Her space is clean and I can tell she is big on sanitation. Please make sure to check out her Instagram or talk to her about how to get to her space. I went at night it was dark and I got lost in the complex and went to multiple wrong buildings. Make sure you allow for a little extra time your first visit so you won’t be stressed & late like me. Sorry again

Someone was kind enough to message me after commenting on an another ASMR video - thank you! This is everything and more than described, truly the best spa experience I’ve ever had. Sarah is so talented and accommodating. She lets you know what treatment will entail while also being completely flexible. The space is so calm and relaxing as well as being spotless which is very reassuring. I can’t wait to visit again!

Thanks to my algorithm on IG, I came across an ASMR video and someone commented they wished Boston had places like this. Sarah left a reply, I checked out her profile and booked an appointment. It was confusing to get to but it makes sense now that I know how the Cummings Center buildings/room numbers work. To get here, located in the 100 building, (banner 135A) take the elevator to the 3rd floor where you'll see a map of businesses and directions. Sarah was wonderful, she made sure I felt comfortable and her rooms were so cozy. This was the most relaxing/soothing massages I've ever had. I've already booked my next appointment and plan to book one every other month. Thank you, Sarah!

All the reviews sums up my experience to a T - from the difficulty of finding the place to the enjoyable experience of the full body ASMR touch therapy.  Ever since I could remember, I would always ask my mom to caress my back and stroke my hair when I was a little girl. The gentle sensation would lull me to sleep even now as an adult. I absolutely love massages and spa treatments. My favorite part at the hair salon is the shampooing and scalp massage. I never wanted it to end. Unfortunately, I only see my hair stylist every 6+ months. Even after a full rigorous body massage, I would always want to be gently scratched and caressed, no matter what time of day it is. Unfortunately, my sister does not provide one for “free” nor would do it for a full hour. Since she’s just as much of a mas

Remember when your mom used to gently brush your hair, and it was a simple act that was both relaxing and also maybe a little ticklish? It was a fantastic, but fleeting, sensation. Kids grow up, and most people aren’t recreating that feeling as adults. Until now. Full disclosure: I’ve been a fan of ASMR, or Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, since 2014, when the Washington Post wrote an article about the rise of a YouTube account called GentleWhispering. I immediately understood what they meant when they described ASMR. A feeling of sleepiness with chills? Triggered by one or more specific sounds, movements, or touches, either in person or perceived through a screen or speaker? Yep, that was already familiar to me, someone who could relieve stress by watching videos of strangers gettin