A manually-adjusted table designed for various kinds of complementary therapy (e.g., massage, acupuncture, aromatherapy, reflexology, kinesiology). It consists of a non-foldable framework (non-portable) with a flat tabletop surface which may have a head section, headrest, a face hole (the patients face fits into this when lying prone), and/or armrest(s); positional adjustments of these components, including platform height, are made manually. It is typically known as a massage/therapy table, couch or bed.