Alexander Rogers
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Aspinwall, Shadyside
I first became enamored with Massage Therapy during the heydays of my previous career. I was …
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Hot stone massage in Pittsburgh
Also called hot stone therapy.
- Therapists
- 7
- 60 minutes
- $80-$120
- Book online
- 6 of 7
7 verified therapists offering hot stone massage, in Aspinwall, Bellevue, East Liberty, East Suburbs, Lawrenceville, Regent Square, Sewickley, Shadyside and 1 more
Kalene Strange
She/Her
Bellevue · 8 yrs
Kalene takes an integrative approach to bodywork, blending multiple modalities to create personalized treatment plans that …
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Grace Astraea
West Homestead · 15 yrs
I build and practice integrative care across people, spaces, and experiences. Through TimeSpaceOne, I work at …
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Honora Dudley
East Suburbs · 4 yrs
Hi, my name is Honora Dudley and my business is called Honorable Massage. I've been a …
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Charlotte Knowlton
they/she
East Liberty · 4 yrs
As a massage therapist, I strive to provide a safe and nonjudgemental space for people at …
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Lavender Sedlock
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Lawrenceville · 9 yrs
Somatic healing, divination, sacred bodywork, and energy work for women and those who resonate with women-centered …
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Cara Stewart
they/them, she/her
Regent Square, Sewickley · 4 yrs
I'm a licensed massage therapist & yoga teacher with trainings in traditional therapeutic massage (Swedish, neuromuscular, …
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About hot stone massage
Hot stone massage incorporates smooth, heated stones—typically basalt, a volcanic rock known for its heat retention—into a massage session alongside or in place of the therapist's hands. The warmth of the stones penetrates deeply into muscle tissue, promoting relaxation, increasing local circulation, and softening areas of tension in preparation for more detailed manual work. Stones may be placed at specific points on the body, used as tools to glide along muscles with oil, or held by the therapist to deliver pressure. The heat allows for effective deep work with a quality of contact that many clients find particularly soothing. Cold stones are occasionally incorporated as well, creating a contrast effect that may support circulation and reduce inflammation.
What it costs in Pittsburgh
5 of the listed therapists publish a 60-minute price. An hour runs $80 to $120, and the typical price is $100.
Taken from each therapist's own published menu, using their lowest standard hour. Prices are for the practice, not only for hot stone massage, so check the listing before you book.