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Frequently Asked Questions
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During the two-hour session your therapist begins with a thorough intake and movement assessment, then applies progressive deep tissue, myofascial, and specialized therapeutic techniques. You’ll be encouraged to provide feedback so pressure and focus adapt to your needs; aftercare advice is provided.
To prepare, arrive hydrated and well-rested, avoid heavy meals beforehand, and wear comfortable clothing. Complete health forms in advance and inform us of injuries, medications, or pregnancy. Arriving ten minutes early helps ensure a calm check-in and full session time.
Yes — this 120-minute therapeutic massage is ideal for many chronic pain conditions when tailored by a trained therapist. We perform an assessment and modify techniques to fit your health history. Some medical contraindications require physician approval prior to treatment.
Mild tenderness or stiffness is common for 24–72 hours after deep, focused work. Use hydration, gentle stretching, rest, and warm showers to ease discomfort. If you experience severe pain, numbness, or worsening symptoms, contact us or your healthcare provider immediately.
Frequency depends on goals and severity: acute or intense issues often benefit from weekly or biweekly sessions initially, while maintenance may be monthly. Your therapist will recommend a customized plan based on progress, lifestyle factors, and response to treatment.
Absolutely. You may request specific techniques during booking or at the session. Our clinicians are trained in myofascial release, trigger-point therapy, neuromuscular techniques, and therapeutic stretching and will adjust treatment to prioritize your areas of concern.