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Get answers to common questions about Customized Massage - 75 min.
Your session begins with a consultation to assess history and goals. Therapist applies tailored pressure and modalities, adjusting throughout. Expect focused work, breathing guidance, and aftercare recommendations to maximize lasting relief and restoration.
Arrive hydrated, wear comfortable clothing, and complete health intake forms. Avoid heavy meals or alcohol beforehand. Communicate any recent injuries, sensitivities, or areas of concern so your therapist can customize techniques safely.
Yes. Therapists blend deep tissue, myofascial and neuromuscular techniques to address underlying imbalances and adhesions. Sessions focus on pain reduction, improved function, and a homecare plan; coordinate with your physician for complex medical conditions.
Absolutely. Your therapist welcomes requests and will explain which techniques are appropriate. We blend modalities to meet goals safely; your feedback guides pressure, focus areas, and session pacing for best results.
Frequency depends on condition and goals. For chronic issues, weekly or biweekly sessions often yield progress; maintenance may be monthly. Your therapist will recommend a personalized schedule and homecare to extend benefits between visits.
Certain conditions—fever, uncontrolled blood pressure, recent fractures, infectious skin disorders—may contraindicate treatment. Inform us and your provider of medical history; we'll advise modifications or recommend postponing until it's safe to receive therapy.