Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary
Gretchen Pearson is a skilled professional with extensive experience in massage therapy, yoga instruction, and artistic endeavors. Currently, Gretchen serves as a Massage Therapist at both Loving Awareness Massage and Body Care and Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary since January 2020 and July 2019, respectively. Additionally, Gretchen has maintained a long-standing presence in the art field as an Illustrator and Artist through Gretchen Pearson Illustration since September 1989, while also engaging in body painting for RAW:natural born artists since August 2012. Prior roles include consumer relations and social media at Miyoko's, front desk staff at Petaluma Community Acupuncture, and yoga instruction at multiple studios. Gretchen holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and certifications from the National Holistic Institute in massage therapy.
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Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary
Osmosis is a sustainable day spa sanctuary in the Northern California town of Freestone, on the historic Bohemian Highway just minutes from the Pacific coast. Nestled in countryside rich with world-class wineries, gourmet restaurants, artisan cheese makers, nature enthusiasts and so much more, this rejuvenation destination is central to everything Sonoma County has to offer. Osmosis features the unique Cedar Enzyme Bath deep-heat treatment, expert massage and a myriad of therapeutic facials using only the purest of natural ingredients. Before or after treatments, guests are welcome to enjoy the extensive meditation garden, famous for its authentic Japanese landscaping, beautiful pond and resplendent plant-life. Osmosis is also known for their wonderful spa boutique filled with hand-picked treasures, locally sourced as often as possible, and with the intention of supporting your lifestyle of wellness. As a founding member of the Green Spa Network, Osmosis strives to provide a total vitality center to the community, while maintaining a small carbon footprint and making ecologically sound choices.