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Frequently Asked Questions
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Your therapist will consult about goals and concerns, then use targeted deep-tissue strokes, stretches, and mobilizations across the full body. Pressure is adjusted to comfort, focusing on problem areas to increase circulation, decrease tension, and improve mobility.
Many clients notice immediate relief in tightness and improved range of motion after one session. Optimal benefits often appear over multiple treatments combined with stretching, hydration, and consistent care recommended by your therapist.
Yes. Techniques are adapted to your fitness and comfort level. Therapists focus on safe pressure and restorative methods for beginners or those not training. Always disclose medical history, injuries, and medications so treatment can be customized appropriately.
Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals, and wear comfortable clothing. Communicate recent injuries, surgeries, or current medications during intake. Mention specific areas of concern so the therapist can tailor the session before beginning treatment.
Contraindications include fever, contagious skin conditions, recent fractures, uncontrolled hypertension, or deep vein thrombosis. Inform us of pregnancy, cancer, or blood-thinning medications. Therapists will assess and may modify or defer treatment for safety reasons.
Drink plenty of water, avoid intense exercise for 24 hours if tissues are sore, and use gentle stretching to maintain mobility. Apply heat or ice to specific areas as advised and schedule follow-up sessions based on therapist recommendations.