Rivage Rituals
Our signature full-body rituals bring together the restorative power of CBD, hot stones, exfoliation, and aromatherapy into one deeply immersive experience. Each ritual is designed to address the mind and body together — releasing tension, renewing skin, and restoring a lasting sense of balance.
Stress Remedy
Feeling weighed down? Whether it's post-indulgence or daily stress, this is your reset. Hot towels infused with black spruce and grapefruit melt into muscles, prepping skin to absorb our detoxifying CBD body butter. Choose between foot reflexology or a head-ease aromatherapy massage to complete your ritual.
Body Renewal
This multi-phase ritual begins with dry brushing and a fruit enzyme exfoliation, followed by a targeted sugar scrub on your choice of back or feet. A 50-minute massage with velour body melt seals in hydration, leaving skin soft and your body deeply relaxed.
Mind Body Balance
The ancient method of hot stone massage with the healing power of CBD oil helps soothe tired muscles and melt away aches. Your body is brought into balance with your mind with artfully selected aromatherapy and pressure points, allowing the head ease scalp massage to calm even the most restless of minds.
Preparing for Your Rivage Ritual
To ensure the safest treatment and best possible results from your massage, please review the following preparation guidelines, contraindications, and post-care instructions prior to your appointment.
Health Considerations & When Massage May Need to Be Delayed or Modified
Your safety is our priority. Certain health conditions may require massage to be modified, postponed, or approved by your healthcare provider before receiving service. If you have any questions about whether massage is appropriate for you, please contact our Guest Concierge before your appointment.
Massage Will Need to Be Postponed If You Have
Cancer Care
A doctor's note may be required for guests currently undergoing cancer treatment, or who have recently completed treatment, so your therapist can provide the safest possible care.
Injury & Surgery
A doctor's note may be required for:
Cardiovascular Conditions
Massage may require medical clearance for:
Neurological Conditions
Medical guidance may be needed for conditions involving:
Pregnancy
Please review our Prenatal Massage information before booking if you are pregnant or may become pregnant before your appointment. A doctor's note is required for all Prenatal Massages.
Areas That May Need to Be Avoided
Your therapist may modify or avoid treatment over areas with:
If your therapist determines that a massage is not appropriate on the day of your visit, we will discuss the safest next steps with you.
Drink plenty of water to support normal hydration.
Avoid excessive alcohol consumption.
If possible, avoid strenuous exercise immediately before your appointment.
Make note of any areas of pain, tension, injuries, or concerns you would like to discuss with your therapist.
Eat a light meal 1–2 hours before your session. Avoid arriving overly hungry or immediately after a large meal.
Shower if possible and wear comfortable clothing.
Inform your therapist of any allergies or sensitivities.
Inform your therapist of any current medications.
Inform your therapist of any medical conditions — if uncontrolled, a doctor's note may be required.
Let your therapist know of any areas you do not want treated.
Let your therapist know your preferred pressure level.
Your therapist will begin with a brief consultation to learn more about your goals for the session and personalize your experience.
Communicate openly about pressure, comfort, temperature, positioning, or any adjustments you need.
Notify your therapist if you experience pain, discomfort, dizziness, numbness, or anything that does not feel right.
Relax and breathe normally throughout your session.
Your therapist will professionally drape you at all times, only uncovering the area being treated.
Your massage can be personalized with enhancements designed to elevate your experience and address your preferences. Enhancements may be discussed with your therapist before your service begins.
View Massage EnhancementsRise slowly from the table to prevent lightheadedness.
Drink water according to your normal hydration needs.
Take a few moments to notice how your body feels before resuming activities.
Gentle stretching and light movement may help maintain flexibility.
Rest if you feel tired; some people experience temporary relaxation-related fatigue.
Avoid intense physical activity if your muscles feel sore after deep tissue work.
A warm bath, shower, or heating pad may help ease mild post-massage soreness.
You may experience temporary muscle soreness, increased relaxation or sleepiness, improved range of motion, or mild tenderness in treated areas. These effects generally resolve within 24–48 hours.