MASSAGE THERAPY
Specializing in Lymphatic Massage, Prenatal + Postnatal Massage, Deep Tissue, Sports and Pediatric Massage Therapy, our massage therapy expert offers recovery + relaxation for all phases of life.
EXPERT MASSAGE IN FORT WORTH
MASSAGE THERAPY PRICING
classic swedish MASSAGE
$150 - 60 MIN FULL BODY
$200 - 90 min full body
LYMPHATIC WELLNESS OR POST-SURGERY RECOVERY MASSAGE
$125 - 45 min single area
$150 - 60 min full body
$200 - 90 MIN FULL BODY
$540 - 4-PACK 60 Min ($135/ Session)
$960 - 8-PACK 60 Min ($120/ Session)
DEEP TISSUE OR SPORT MASSAGE
$150 - 60 min full body
$200 - 90 MIN FULL BODY
$540 - 4-PACK 60 Min ($135/ Session)
$960 - 8-PACK 60 Min ($120/ Session)
prenatal or postpartum MASSAGE
$150 - 60 min full body
$200 - 90 MIN FULL BODY
$540 - 4-PACK 60 Min ($135/ Session)
$960 - 8-PACK 60 Min ($120/ Session)
pEDIATRIC WELLNESS MASSAGE
$115 - 45 MIN FULL BODY
$150 - 60 min full body
If you would like to book a 90-minute massage and do not see your preferred time slot available, please call (817) 720-6220 ext. 1, and we will do our best to accommodate your request
MEET CRISTINA CARIVEAU, LMT
Growing up a ballet dancer, Cristina learned the more grace we have for our bodies, the better we know how to care for our whole being. Her journey with massage began with her interest in female health and how this understanding can be applied to increase self-confidence, rehabilitate injuries and amplify physical performance. With her background in massage therapy, Medical Science and further training in lymphatic wellness, prenatal, and postnatal massage, she is excited to be on the Restore + Revive team serving women. Cristina views life and living as miraculous, and she is honored to share her gift of massage.
MEET Rachel Humphrey, LMT
Rachel believes God created the body with an incredible ability to heal and that caring for the body, mind, and spirit are all essential parts of true wellness. With her Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from Samford University and experience as a Licensed Massage Therapist, Rachel brings a strong foundation in anatomy, movement, and therapeutic care to each session. Her own experiences with injuries and health challenges have inspired her passion for helping others find relief, restoration, and a deeper connection with their bodies.
Through intentional touch and a peaceful approach, Rachel is honored to create a space where clients can slow down, release tension, and experience the restorative benefits of massage. She is excited to be part of the Restore + Revive team and share her gift of helping others care for their whole being.
BENEFITS OF OUR MASSAGE THERAPY
DETOXIFICATION SUPPORT
HEIGHTENED IMMUNITY
MIND-BODY CONNECTION
ACCELERATED RECOVERY
PAIN RELIEF + INJURY PREVENTION
STRESS + ANXIETY RELIEF
NERVOUS SYSTEM SUPPORT
FAQS: MASSAGE THERAPY
PRENATAL MASSAGE FAQS
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While therapeutic touch can still be incredibly valuable for a high risk mother, all high risk pregnancies will need to send proof of doctor/provider approval prior to initial session. Examples of this might include hypertension, gestational diabetes, placenta previa, etc. If permitted, certain precautions will be in place depending on your level and type of risk.
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There is no evidence that supports massage will induce labor or miscarriage in any trimester. However, there are certain techniques and acupressure regions of the body that may help to prepare a mother’s body and mind for labor. These are only performed after 36 weeks.
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Whether you are at 1 or 41 weeks, massage can be of benefit to you and baby too! When you start coming is up to you. We have body pillows to accommodate side lying, face down, and face up positioning to ensure your comfortability throughout your pregnancy.
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Generally, I would recommend sessions 1-2 times per month in the first two trimesters and then increase one more session per month in the final trimester. While these are my recommendations, how often you choose to come is completely up to you!
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I always love to give my clients every minute of hands on work that they booked. Keep in mind, if it is your first session, we may spend a little bit more time discussing your health history and needs before hands on work.
I stick to simple oils/lotions such as coconut oil. I typically keep quiet for your entire session with the exception of regularly checking in about my level of pressure, asking you to change positions, or to activate a particular muscle group.
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Yes! If you decide to bring baby to your session, I would highly suggest having another caregiver present so that when baby is done feeding or napping beside you, he/she can be handed to the caregiver so you may keep resting for the remainder of your session. I can also show you infant massage techniques that you can take wherever!
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This is completely normal and not to worry if you are experiencing minor leaking especially post partum. You have the freedom to dress down to your comfort level for your massage.
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You can still receive relaxation massage even if you are in post-operative healing. Your incision will be avoided until it has closed (about 6 weeks). Here is where I would recommend booking with Dr. Kathrine for post-surgery lymphatic drainage and optimal scar tissue recovery therapy.
PEDIATRIC MASSAGE FAQS
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- Decreased anxiety and stress hormones
- Reduced aggressive behavior
- Enhanced respiratory function
- Increased body awareness
- Improved muscle tone and muscle relaxation
- Improved joint mobility
- Enhanced body image and self-esteem
- Increased bonding
- Increased healthy sense of boundaries
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Right now, Cristina will only see ages 3 and older for pediatric sessions. She is currently qualified to offer massage therapy sessions to children who are generally healthy and well. If your child has a specific healthcare-related diagnosis, including, but not limited to, cardiorespiratory conditions, kidney/liver dysfunctions, or mental disabilities (autism, down's syndrome, etc), pediatric massage for special healthcare needs may be required, and/or a referral from your child's healthcare provider.
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For some children, touch can easily cause overstimulation. Permission is always asked before going hands-on, as well as feedback throughout the session. Pressure applied is typically not too firm or deep as children's muscles are less dense than that of an adult.
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Cristina aims to create a positive, engaging, and age-appropriate massage therapy session for your child. These sessions are intended to provide the opportunity for your child to learn "what is massage?" and reflect during and after about how they receive touch. For example, during an appointment with a 5-year-old, she might incorporate storytelling or rhymes alongside massage techniques to engage with your child and facilitate tactile connection to spoken words. Other educational experiences may include playing with different textured massage tools, or showing how to massage stuffed animals. There is space for you, the parent/guardian, to be present during the session if you desire. Feel free to ask questions or have me show you any techniques that you can use at home.
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Children are welcome to keep any or all of their clothing on during the massage. While it is recommended that shorts and tank tops be worn so that more skin can be applied with unscented oil/lotion, whatever makes your child feel safest is best. Space will be given if your child needs to dress down and lie beneath the sheets. Appropriate massage therapy draping will be utilized throughout the entire session regardless of how much clothing is worn.
I stick to simple oils/lotions such as coconut oil. I typically keep quiet for your entire session with the exception of regularly checking in about my level of pressure, asking you to change positions, or to activate a particular muscle group.
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If your child has had a recent immunization/vaccination, please wait 72 hours before having an appointment. Otherwise, all standard contraindications apply, such as having an acute infection, fever, contagious skin condition or virus, open wound, or circulatory condition; massage will not be given.
Lymphatic MASSAGE FAQS
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Lymphatic massage helps the body naturally detoxify and reduce inflammation by stimulating the lymphatic system. Benefits include decreased swelling and bloating, improved circulation, faster recovery after surgery or illness, enhanced immune function, and a lighter, more energized feeling. Many clients also notice clearer skin, reduced puffiness, and better digestion as lymph flow improves.
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Lymphatic massage is ideal for those looking to support overall wellness or reduce fluid retention. It’s especially recommended for individuals recovering from surgery, managing lymphedema, experiencing chronic inflammation or fatigue, or wanting to enhance detoxification and immune health. It’s gentle and safe for most people, though clients with active infections or other health conditions should consult their provider first.
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Lymphatic massage and Dermashape are two different techniques designed with similar goals—to stimulate the lymphatic system, encourage detoxification, and support overall circulation.
Lymphatic Massage is a gentle, rhythmic, hand-to-skin technique that manually encourages the natural drainage of lymph fluid. It’s ideal for post-operative care, individuals with swelling or fluid retention, or those managing or preventing lymphedema.
Dermashape takes lymphatic support a step further by using dynamic cupping technology. The device gently lifts and glides over the skin to stimulate lymph flow, smooth the appearance of cellulite, break down fat congestion, and improve skin tone and elasticity.
Neither method is necessarily “better” than the other—results are best achieved through consistency.