Raindrop Technique

Raindrop technique originated in the 1980s from the research of D. Gary Young working with a Lakota medicine man named Wallace Black Elk. It integrates Vita-Flex (an ancient Tibetan energy technique) and massage, utilizing the power of therapeutic-grade essential oils in bringing the body into structural and electrical alignment.

Most of the essential oils used are high in phenolic compounds, which means they act as a preventative against viruses and bacteria and may also assist the body in removing these microorganisms.

The essential oils may also aid in cleaning out receptor sites, which may provide for enhanced cellular communication resulting in an improvement in overall bodily function.

In this session therapeutic-grade essential oils are applied to the feet with Vita-Flex (similar to reflexology), dropped like raindrops down the length of the spine and massaged into the back. The oils may continue to work in the body for up to one week following treatment.