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Frequently Asked Questions
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Expect focused firm pressure on tight muscles and knots, occasional discomfort, and targeted work on problem areas. Therapists adjust pressure to your tolerance. You may feel immediate relief or mild soreness afterward; we recommend hydration and light movement.
Yes for most people; therapists perform intake to assess health history and adjust pressure accordingly. If you have specific medical concerns or conditions, contact us beforehand so we can tailor the session or recommend alternatives.
Arrive hydrated, wear loose clothing, and avoid heavy meals or alcohol before your appointment. Bring notes on pain areas and medical history. Communicate pressure preferences; this helps your therapist personalize treatment for safe, effective results.
Mild to moderate soreness is common for 24–72 hours as tissues adjust. Use hydration, gentle stretches, rest, and warm baths to ease discomfort. If pain is severe, prolonged, or accompanied by swelling, contact your therapist or healthcare provider.
For chronic issues, weekly or biweekly sessions are often recommended initially. Once tension reduces, move to monthly maintenance. Frequency depends on severity, activity level, and goals; your therapist will suggest a personalized plan during consultation.
Yes. Acute injuries, fever, skin infections, recent surgery, deep vein thrombosis, uncontrolled hypertension, and certain cardiovascular conditions may contraindicate deep work. Always complete our health intake and notify your therapist of medications or pregnancy to determine safe modifications.