Eye Street Massage Therapy

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Eye Street Massage Therapy

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We are are a group practice offering therapeutic and relaxation massage. We offer a variety of modalities including Swedish, deep tissue, sports, manual therapy, orthopedic massage, neuromuscular therapy, myofascial release, manual lymph drainage, pregnancy massage, Thai yoga massage, abdominal visceral massage, aromatherapy, Lomilomi, reflexology, craniosacral therapy, hot stone, couples massage, SEVA, Barbara Brennan energy healing, Reiki, and even 1-to-1 yoga therapy. We also offer corporate seated massage.<br><br>We are a therapeutic massage studio; we are not a spa. We promote health and wellness and have a holistic approach. We customize sessions for clients and show clients self-care techniques that they can take home with them. To us, massage is not about just lying on a table and being pampered. It's to promote health, vitality, wellness and being able to move! Being able to live life to the fullest!<br><br>We've been around for 16 years and have a great reputation. We won the Angie's List super customer service award 2 years in a row, have great reviews on Yelp and Google. We want people to know that we have a therapeutic approach, are experts in our field and that we're grounded in what we do. <br><br>Please visit our website to get a feel for us: eyestreet-massage.com

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The feelings and concepts I'd like our logo to convey: professionalism, therapeutic, relaxation, massage.<br><br>I recommend visiting our website to get a feel for who we are. Over the years we've decorated the office in green and yellow. Green for nature. Yellow for sunlight. It can be hard finding a good green and yellow combination so we could simplify and go with just green and white too. <br><br>Arizona Hospital and Nourish logo's above. I've also been playing around with the letter 'i' because it looks like a person in motion when it's wavy, but maybe that's been overdone? Or it could look like a person on a massage table. I'd like to get some other perspectives though, or someone who knows how to pull it all together so that it's cohesive. <br><br>I'd like something simple and memorable, not too flowery or complex. It'd be nice if the logo told a story or could convey a feeling. Please no logo's with eyes, it just confuses clients! Also, I'm not keen on most hand symbols I've seen-that has been done to death and is not original to me. It would be helpful if the logo is easily replicated in black/white/grayscale too. <br><br>I'd like to use the logo on our printed materials, business cards, postcards, flyers/brochures, website and would definitely like to get an A-frame sign made. We're not allowed to attach signage to the office building but we can probably set out a sign. We hope to get the attention of foot traffic. <br><br>Looking forward to some fresh approaches OR making some of my ideas come alive and look professional. Thank you!

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