ABOUT

The healing arts are rooted in promoting physical and emotional wellbeing with therapeutic and creative practices that promote change. Respectively, wellness offerings are an alternative and holistic method assisting the internal communication, facilitating a parasympathetic response. This response has been shown to lower stress, reduce tension and pain, improve quality of sleep, as well as aiding in neurological responses for change

At INDIGO, the foundation of wellness begins with honoring our divine Creator by leaning into the infinite wisdom of the earth, guided by plant medicine (materia medica). This thoughtful and contemplative approach deeply aligns on a cellular and cosmic level. May we be renewed and restored with this truth, leading with humility, grace, and respect, to always be a light in the darkness

 “The soul that loves God sees his beauty in every created thing.” -  Saint Paisios of Mount Athos

Grant Knoll Sycamore Location

Offering wellness services in a quaint studio attached to the Grant Knoll farmhouse, tucked beneath the historic Grant Knoll Sycamore tree, the oldest tree in Lancaster County, dating back over 300 years. This studio location entrance is accessible by both a ramp and stairs

Olde Bank Location

Offering a minuet of wellness services in a studio for individuals, collective wellness initiatives, and educational courses for licensed practitioners

This studio location is located on the 2nd floor of the Olde Bank building c. 1860, in historic Strasburg with grande ceilings and windows nestled in the historic and quintessential town. This studio location entrance is accessible by stairs only

Access to wellness offerings is a priority of the studio. Options for care may be adjusted and or modified to best support the ADA, Deaf/HOH, Visually Impaired, and Neurodivergent community. Any questions or concerns with accessibility for care, please be sure to reach out

Eco-initiatives are intentional and are made possible by reducing the carbon footprint with a secure electronic e-Intake form, e-Receipts, and e-Gift Cards

During your visit, refresh and hydrate with artesian glass bottled spring and mineral water. Water is best received both before and after a wellness offering to encourage circulation, support hydration, and provide a neurological reset within the mind/body connection

To further support the body systems, tisanes and teas are available with options changing seasonally

Assorted organic, and Fair Trade (when possible) herbal *tisanes (*non caffeinated herbals) are best received before a wellness offerings to promote hydration. Tisanes include herbs, fruits, berries, spices, flowers, and roots infused in water (hot/cold) to release their benefits

Assorted organic, and Fair Trade (when possible) teas are best received after a wellness session to support detoxification. True teas (green, white, black, and oolong) are from the tea bush Camellia sinensis family. True teas contain caffeine and act as a stimulant and are counterproductive to hydration. These are best served after a wellness session to promote detoxification 

In the TCM 5 element model, alcohol is counterintuitive to balance body, mind, and spirit and is not served or available for consumption with your visit. Alcohol inhibits proprioceptors of the brain. Alcohol is dehydrating and promotes disharmony with an interference for wellness

Indigo reserves the right to cease wellness offerings to someone who is under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances during their appointment (and the guest will be responsible for the full amount of the service fee) 

If you are celebrating a special occasion, please be sure to share when making a reservation. Something memorable from the apothecary is incorporated with your visit

INDIGO values standards of professionalism and is a proud member/partner of these experiences   

Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals (ABMP)

Reflexology Certification Board (The RCB)

Approved Provider with Optum, a proud partner with the Veterans Affairs through its Community Care Network (CCN)

Associated Skincare Professionals (ASCP)

The Association of Holistic Skincare Practitioners (AHSCP)

Natural Ingredients Resource Center : Truth in Labeling Pledge 

Japanese Society of Greater Philadelphia

Arbor Day Foundation

Lancaster Conservancy