Treatments

Eternal Spring Massage

Available in 60, 75 and 90 minute lengths, and starting at $80.00, the Eternal Spring Massage is a treatment combining relaxation, aromatherapy and hot stones. Includes a small bottle of your custom blended essential oils.

Therapeutic Relaxation

Available in 30, 45, 60 and 90 minute lengths, and starting at $40.00, this massage incorporates swedish and shiatsu modalities.

Pregnancy relaxation massage also available (the reason I'm a therapist).

Ultimate Body Polish

Experience this very special 90 minute whole body treatment, which includes rich mango exfoliating lotions, warm towels and a hot stone relaxation massage. Treat yourself to a luxurious day for $175.00.

Miho Purcell

Miho Purcell

Hi, I'm Miho, a massage therapist living in Portland, Oregon.

 

I am based out of Crypress Day Spa, in the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood. I specialize in hot-stone swedish relaxation massage, and am interested in helping you find balance with your mind and body.

 

Some of my interests are

  • Mixing new and invigorating aroma oils
  • Improving myself though Yoga and Asian relaxation studies
  • Continued studies of the healing arts
  • Providing pregnancy and after-birth massage
  • My family and my community

Calendar

My Availability

 

I usually have some availabilty on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays

 

Other days and times possible upon request

...

One day I got the urge to have a massage, and not well-pleased with any of the massage therapists I'd used in Portland before, called the spa where Miho works, because it was handy. Two minutes with her had me knowing she was much more than "handy," she is a gifted healer. Her gentle touch, intuitive ways, and calm presence makes the massage experience other worldly. I would recommend Miho without reservation, and in fact, do. Constantly.

Carrie Wilson Link (Portland Author)

Miho is an artist.

Frank Purcell (biased opinion from her husband, who at one time was her best client -- that was before she became a professional and no longer had the need for a practice dummy.)