Elevated Wellness Massage: Therapeutic Bodywork on Forest Street

Sylvia Lynn links her massage practice directly to the years she spent in martial arts. On Elevated Wellness's About page, she identifies herself as a fifth-degree black belt, martial-arts instructor and cardio-kickboxing instructor, then writes that her dedication to helping others "naturally led me" to massage therapy.

Sylvia says she draws on anatomy and physiology and adjusts each session to the client's needs. The bookable work ranges from Swedish and deep-tissue massage to cranial-sacral work, polarity therapy and assisted stretching.

The Forest Street room also has a small wellness-gift shelf. Candles come from Bitter Bee Candle Co.; Ladder to the Moon supplies soaps and lotion bars, including options described for sensitive skin.

Sessions and booking

The menu below was checked September 3, 2026. The practice's service and booking pages disagree on one therapeutic-massage price, so that price is omitted. Other listed choices include a $60 area-specific session, $140 massage with stretching, $185 CBD massage and $360 couples session.

Sessions are by appointment. Book online, call (831) 345-8043 or email elevated_wellness@yahoo.com.

Elevated Wellness: the session list

Forest Street, half a block off Central Avenue, Boulder Creek. A one-room practice, by appointment.

The standard hour

Swedish, deep tissue, cranial-sacral and polarity work, mixed to suit whoever is on the table.

  • Signature MassageSwedish work with hot towels and extra attention to feet and neck$120
  • Therapeutic MassageSwedish blended with polarity work

Ninety minutes

  • Extended Signature Massage$140
  • Massage with StretchingSwedish technique with assisted stretching$140
  • Therapeutic Massage, extended
  • CBD Infused Massage$185

Other sessions

  • Area Specific MassageOne region rather than a full-body hour$60
  • Couples Massage$360

Wellness gifts

The practice advertises locally available wellness gifts but does not publish individual product prices.

  • Candles
  • Soaps
  • Essential oils

Menu snapshot: September 3, 2026. The services page and booking page disagree about Therapeutic Massage pricing, so that price is omitted; confirm it when booking. Sylvia Lynn owns and runs the practice, which publishes CAMTC certification #96769. Book online or call 831-345-8043.

Certification

The practice publishes CAMTC certification #96769. The California Massage Therapy Council's public register shows it as an active Certified Massage Therapist certificate through June 2028.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Elevated Wellness Massage?

127 Forest Street, Boulder Creek, CA 95006, a short walk from Central Avenue. Phone (831) 345-8043.

What are the hours?

By appointment. There's no walk-in schedule published, and booking is online through the practice's site.

What does a session cost?

An hour is $120. Massage with stretching is $140 for 90 minutes, a CBD massage is $185, a couples session is $360, and a single-area session is $60. The practice's pages disagree on the therapeutic-massage price, so confirm that one when booking.

What kinds of massage are offered?

Swedish, deep tissue, cranial-sacral therapy, and polarity therapy.

Is the therapist certified?

California has no state massage license. Practitioners hold voluntary certification from the California Massage Therapy Council, or a local permit. The practice publishes CAMTC certification #96769, and CAMTC's public register shows that certificate as active through June 14, 2028.

Is there anywhere else in town?

Redwood Mountain Spa at 12560 Highway 9 is the other Boulder Creek option in our directory. The business directory carries the current list.

Services and prices can change. This page is informational and isn't medical advice.

Before making a trip, check the studio's site or call. A self-care day in Boulder Creek covers the other bodywork and studio options in town. If something here has changed, tell us.

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