Garden of Life opens new location
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Posted: May. 18, 2016 12:01 am
WANTAGE — Garden of Life Massage & Yoga Center celebrated its relocation with a grand opening celebration on April 30. The new facility is located in the Town Center at Wantage, 9 Boulder Hills Blvd.
Wantage Mayor Ron Bassani, Sussex County Chamber of Commerce President Tammie Horsfield, Garden of Life Massage & Yoga Center owner and director Dawn Gomez, and Garden of Life teachers, therapists and staff members Qaasim Munoz, Lisbeth Ryan, Charlene Andrewlavage, Sue Houghton, Kayla Spear, Elizabeth DeRosa, Donna Donahue and Michele VanAllen conducted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to make the re-opening official and welcome the community into the new facility.
Saddled by days of rain, the center’s opening had sunny skies and welcomed close to 200 people through its doors that day. Visitors were able to attend a yoga class taught by Lisbeth Ryan and a Qi gong class taught by Qaasim Munoz; feel the benefit of massage from licensed massage therapists Charlene Andrewlavage, Sue Houghton, Qaasim Munoz and Dawn Gomez; sit in the infrared sauna; see the new float tank; and shop the newly expanded gift boutique.
Garden of Life’s focus has been wellness since opening in 2003. A garden is filled with many plants and flowers, and so, Garden of Life offers many different paths to wellness; not only one style of massage and yoga, but many for lasting results, for each individual. The newest path is Floatation Therapy. A session in the warm, buoyant, Epsom salt filled water helps with circulation, neuromuscular activity, sleep, endorphins and sensory stimulation. Many clients are enjoying the center’s new Experience Bliss Package, which includes all the business has to offer: massage, sauna, float, and unlimited yoga, Qi gong and Pilates classes.
For additional information, call 973-875-5433 or visit www.1gardenoflife.com.
via: New Jersey Herald
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A February 2018 study published in the PLOS Journal found that a mere one-hour float led to signifiant reductions in anxiety, stress, muscle tension, pain and
