UPDATE: OCTOBER 29
50% Off For Helene First Responders
In times of crisis, first responders are not just the first on the scene, but often the last to leave. Our local (and out of state) heroes have been working tirelessly for weeks to keep us safe and restore utilities, communication, and transportation. It’s all too easy to take these things for granted, but counting each and every blessing is how we move forward. Through this recovery period and beyond.
So we are honored to be able to give back to our first responders with the gift of massage therapy. Through the end of the year, first responders may receive 50% OFF a therapeutic massage*.
Eligible Heroes:
✅ Fire Fighters
✅ Search & Rescue
✅ Public Works
✅ Linemen
(*Limit 1 per person. Please be prepared to show documentation – professional license/ID, employment record, etc.)
UPDATE: OCTOBER 12
And….We’re Back!
We know many of you are eager to get back in and receive some much-needed bodywork. So we are excited to announce that water has returned to the studio and we are treating clients again!
Colleen and Grace are available immediately. Zach and Amber will join very soon. (Join their waitlist to be notified.)
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Not Quite Ready?
We also know that some of you are out of town or preoccupied. If so, we ask that you consider purchasing an egift card in the meantime.
We are very fortunate that the studio and all of our staff are safe. However, the unexpected closure has put a strain on us and egift cards would be a tremendous help in the meantime.
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Helene’s Heros
The response from the community to come together and support each other has been awe inspiring. We are looking at ways that we can support those who have been instrumental in recovery efforts. There are sooo many! Do you know of any unsung heroes? This could be an individual, group, or organization.
Let us know who deserves some TLC!
UPDATE: OCTOBER 1
We are simultaneously devastated and inspired by the recent events in Western North Carolina. I (Zach) have lived in Asheville almost my entire life and my roots here go back generations. My grandfather grew up in a “holler” of Jonathan Creek, just north of Lake Junaluska. ⛰️
It is crushing to see many of these small Appalachian communities decimated in an area that was traditionally though of as “safe” from natural disasters. Earthquakes were a California thing. Tornadoes were a Midwest thing. Hurricanes a coastal thing. ️
But it is also inspiring to see neighbors stepping up to serve and support each other without hesitation or compensation. Strangers lending a hand whenever and however they can. (This is our true nature when all the BS is stripped away.)
Amber and I have evacuated to stay with family. Grace and Colleen are both accounted for and safe. The studio is in good shape and awaiting our return. We are truly touched by your inquiries and appreciate your concern. We consider ya’ll our extended family and look forward to reconnecting with all of you soon. In the meantime, we are focused on reestablishing basic needs while supporting our families and neighbors.
We will be in touch with additional updates as things evolve. ❤️
