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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about One-hour massage.
Your therapist will begin with a brief consultation, then use tailored techniques and pressure to address sore areas. The hour includes full-body work, quiet relaxation, and time to transition. Expect reduced tension and renewed comfort after the session.
Arrive a few minutes early to complete intake forms and discuss any concerns with your therapist. Avoid heavy meals, drink water beforehand, and communicate preferred pressure. Wear comfortable clothing and inform us of injuries, pregnancy, or medical conditions.
Yes. The hour gives ample time for a thorough, gentle session. We'll review your preferences and areas of concern before starting, and therapists can adjust pressure and techniques to ensure comfort. Ideal for assessing needs and planning future treatments.
Absolutely. Tell your therapist your preferred pressure—light, medium, or firm—during the consultation or anytime in the session. They will adjust techniques and focus to address soreness, promote relaxation, and meet your comfort needs.
Yes. Please disclose conditions like high blood pressure, heart disease, recent surgery, blood clots, pregnancy, contagious skin issues, or severe osteoporosis. Our therapists will modify techniques or recommend physician approval to ensure safety and the most beneficial experience.
Drink plenty of water, rest if possible, and avoid strenuous activity for several hours. Apply heat or ice to tender areas as needed, and stretch gently. If discomfort persists, contact your therapist for advice or to schedule a follow-up appointment.