The Atman Spa Experience, a Naturally Good Way to Relax

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The month of October proved to be very draining to me because of work, trainings, school, kids and a lot more house chores. It was a month that I rarely slept early, and the month when I had to be still up at 2AM and up again at 5AM because I needed to study for final exams, plus office reports and deadlines that were looming and work that were almost up to my neck.   

I never wish to be back to that state anymore, because it makes my BP shoot up for lack of sleep and stress and many more reasons.

Imagine Statistics eating up your energy because you have to do a research and to analyze all these statistics for use on your study? That's a lot. Plus, on others subject in school, I also had to write a Research Study (individual) plus a Group Research Study too, all in all 15,000 words.

I couldn't imagine the pain that I felt then, it was a variety of sorts. Back pains, chest pains, eye strain, headaches, plus abnormally high BP.   


And so I needed one that would help me stabilize my state of mind. Thankfully, Atman Spa was there to rescue me. I had a good massage there, the people were very accommodating, and the masseuse was  just what I wanted, with enough pressure to break the body colds into pieces, and one who could passionately give me a good shake to wake up my sleeping vessels.
For P300, you get a good massage, a nice new friend,  and a cup of tea to ease out on you.

Perfect. With their modern facilities, silently comfortable rooms, I would recommend Atman Spa for anyone else who would need a good massage here in Gensan City.

The massage I got here was what  made me sane, it was what I really wanted, and so I was up and running in no less than a day after that very satisfying massage. Atman Spa has given me relaxation and I had a good unwinding while there.

Atman Spa is located at:
 
1st Floor GP Johnston Building, Magsaysay Avenue, Dadiangas South · General Santos City
Contact Number: (83) 301-7891
Email Address: atman_spa13@yahoo.com





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