Lymphatics, Injuries, and Chronic Pain
Increase range of motion, decrease swelling, and learn new techniques to manage pain, in Eagle Idaho.
Hi! I'm Ariel Cohen,
My passion for lymphatic care is both professional and personal. I live with chronic venous insufficiency and have struggled with swelling my whole life. Because of this, I deeply understand the challenges, frustrations, and daily discomfort that come with fluid imbalance. This lived experience drives my work and gives me unique insight into what my clients are going through.
At Lymphatic Wellness of Idaho, my goal is to bridge the gap between medical care and hands-on support. I help clients prepare for surgery, recover afterward, manage lymphedema, and safely return to their favorite activities after injury. Each session combines clinical skill with education and practical tools you can use at home—so you feel supported not just during treatment, but every step of your healing journey.
I believe lasting results come when you’re empowered to care for your body beyond the treatment room. That’s why I integrate education, techniques, and simple routines into every session. Healing doesn’t stop when you leave my office— I want you to feel confident in supporting your body everyday.
Why Choose Us

No Tipping
We don’t accept tips—your satisfaction is our reward. Please share our services or leave us a review.
Clean
We maintain strict hygiene standards, thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting all surfaces and equipment after every single massage.

Custom Treatments
We use your feedback and trusted research to design a personalized treatment plan tailored to your unique needs.

Evidenced Based
We stay current with the latest studies and proven techniques, ensuring your care is effective, safe, and reliable
**Tips Not Accepted **
Our Massage Pricing
30 Minutes
no extra cost for add ons
$80
60 Minutes
no extra cost for add ons
$140
90 Minutes
no extra cost for add ons
$200
Lymphatic Drainage Pricing
30 Minutes
$80
60 Minutes
$140
Testimonials
FAQ's
What are the benefits of massage?
There are Physical, emotional, and mental benefits such as:
Calms the nervous system, lowers blood pressure, relieves muscles tension, seeds recovery from injury, decreases muscles deterioration, increases range of motion, increases blood and lymph circulation, reduces stress and anxiety, provides a feeling of well being, promotes quality of sleep, and so much more!
What to expect during your massage?
Do I have to remove my clothes?
How will I feel after massage?
After a massage it is normal to feel tired, relaxed, and sore.
While it doesn’t happen to everyone you may feel light headed or maybe even nauseated. All these responses are normal, drinking water and resting will help your body flush the toxins and be less sore.
Similar to working out you should only be sore a few days. If you are sore for longer than a few days your pressure was too deep in your massage and should be adjusted your next visit. Please let your therapist know.
Do you accept insurance?
What is a SuperBill?
Check with your insurance on requirements, before many ask for a Doctor recommendation prior to a massage session.
Talk or no Talking
Should a massage be painful?
This is a huge misconception many have about massage, they think if it doesn’t hurt nothings been done. When in fact if you are in pain during a massage you could actually be damaging tissue.
How do I know if the massage is too deep?
Can you change the music
What is Cupping?
Does Cupping cause bruising?
Cupping marks don’t always occur, and is blood flow rising to the surface to promote circulation, relaxation, and a decrease in muscle pain.
The darker the mark is the greater the stagnation you have in an area caused by muscle tension.
Can I go workout after a massage?
If you don’t let your body rest after a massage you will see results slower and they will not last as long between sessions.
Should I Tip?
There is no need for tipping. The highest form of appreciation is telling others about me.
