RELAX: Rest & Rejuvenation

Balance, flexibility and restorative practices help your body work and feel better. Meditation and yoga are essential to any wellness program, and there are many disciplines that can provide both practical and spiritual healing. And, while stress is inevitable, it is important to minimize its impact. Spa treatments that emphasize a therapeutic approach are key. Pampering is nice, but finding a spa that is philosophically grounded in techniques for healing will help guide you into a deep state of relaxation that will have lasting effects.

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Vitality Center Professionals

Shinji Tsuji is a certified massage therapist at The Vitality Center and performs all body work treatments, except facials and nail services. Tsuji enjoys the variety of performing each treatment because every one of them is unique. His continuing education and training is extensive and includes a variety of distinctive modalities, in addition to basic massage technique, which has allowed Tsuji to create his own unique style. more >

Julia Clarke is the Yoga Studio Coordinator and a yoga instructor at The Vitality Center. Clarke's classes are soulful and dynamic, revealing her love of language, movement and music. After training to teach Anjali Restorative Yoga, Clarke was a student in the first-ever Bhava Vinyasa teacher training led by founder Shannon Paige Schneider in 2010. more >

Menina Skelly graduated in 2008 from the Mountain Heart School of Bodywork and Transformational Therapy, located in Crested Butte Colorado, and started working at The Vitality Center. She has completed continuing education classes in Hawaiian Lomilomi and Thai massage, and enjoys using a variety of modalities in her work. more >

Sally Peterson began her work at Vail Vitality Center in 1989 as a massage therapist. She went on to study skin care and now, as an esthetician, incorporates massage expertise into her facial treatments. more >

Jen Tracy Hooker is passionate about the human body on a physical, energetic and spiritual level. She has been a practicing massage therapist for over 15 years, beginning her studies of the human body in 1995 at the Ohashi Institute in NYC. more >