Back and neck sobada
45 minBack, shoulders and neck, with warm oil.
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Book: Back and neck sobadaMassage and sobada in Yakima
The sobada you grew up with, in your language.
Casa Sosiego is a studio of two licensed therapists. We work in Spanish, with you covered by a sheet the whole time and the pressure you choose.
- We work in Spanish
- Licensed therapists
The tradition
What is a sobada?
It is a Mexican tradition of hands-on massage: warm oil or lotion, firm pressure and long strokes, one part of the body at a time.
Many families know it from home, from a grandmother, an aunt or the village midwife. Here Adelfa, a licensed massage therapist, does it with you covered by a sheet and the pressure you decide. It is a tradition of care and rest: we do not diagnose, and we make no promises about your health.
A sobada with us
Done with the hands, with warm oil or lotion
One part of the body is uncovered at a time; the rest stays covered
You say how much pressure, and you can stop whenever you like
There is time to talk before and to rest at the end
Massage by length
Choose your time
Every session is on a table, with you covered by a sheet. Choose a length when you book and tell us how much pressure you like.
Sobadas
The tradition, with warm oil or lotion and firm pressure.
Massage by length
Pressure from light to firm, whichever you choose.
Neck and shoulders massage
30 minNeck and shoulders at the pressure you choose.
ShortBook: Neck and shoulders massage
More time and company
To come with someone or stay a little longer.
Fifteen minutes more
15 minIf there is room, at the end of your session.
Add-onBook: Fifteen minutes more
Prices depend on the length and on who works with you, and show on the booking page before you confirm.
Who you will see
Adelfa and Fabio are massage therapists licensed by the state of Washington. Both work in Spanish, and Fabio in English too.
Adelfa Tirado
Owner and licensed massage therapist
- Massage therapist license · WA Lic. 000000
Learned the sobada in her family and works with firm pressure. She works in Spanish.
Fabio Mijares
Licensed massage therapist
- Massage therapist license · WA Lic. 000000
Back, legs and feet, with medium to firm pressure. He works in Spanish and English.
What our visitors say
“It was my first sobada with a sheet and a license. Adelfa explained everything before she started and asked how much pressure I wanted.”
Arminda G.
“I work in a packing house, on my feet all day. Fabio asked what my work is like and built the session around my legs and feet.”
Refugio P.
“I booked by WhatsApp and everything was in Spanish, no trouble. They told me the price before we started.”
Fredy R.
Sample reviews.
Good to know
Questions before your first visit
What is a sobada?
It is a Mexican tradition of hands-on massage, with warm oil or lotion and firm pressure, one part of the body at a time. It is a session of care and rest: we do not diagnose, and we make no promises about your health.
How long is a session?
From 30 to 90 minutes, depending on what you choose when you book. Arrive a few minutes early to talk with your therapist.
Will I be covered the whole time?
Yes. A sheet covers you the whole session. Only the part we are working on is uncovered, and it is covered again when we move on.
What should I wear?
Whatever is comfortable. Take off only what you like; we work around whatever you keep on.
Can I ask for lighter or firmer, or stop?
Yes, at any time and for any reason. Before we start we ask how much pressure you like. If you ask for a pause or to end the session, we stop right away.
Do I need to speak English?
No. Adelfa and Fabio work in Spanish, and Fabio in English too. The studio, the booking and the WhatsApp messages are all in Spanish.
What if I am pregnant or have a health problem?
Ask your doctor or midwife before booking and tell your therapist. Health questions are answered on the booking page, not in messages.
Book
Choose your session
Pick a length and a time. If you prefer, message us on WhatsApp and we will help you book.
Phone(509) 555-0112
Hours
- MondayToday
- Closed
- Tuesday – FridayToday
- 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.
- SaturdayToday
- 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- SundayToday
- Closed