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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Deep Tissue-60 min can be adapted for first-time clients; therapists communicate pressure preferences and modify techniques. Share medical history, sensitivity, and comfort levels so we can tailor intensity and ensure a safe, effective session.
Arrive hydrated and in comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals beforehand, remove jewelry, and allow a few minutes to fill out intake forms. Notify your therapist of injuries, medications, or recent procedures before the session begins.
Some pressure-related discomfort during treatment is normal, but pain should never be unbearable. Mild soreness for 24–48 hours afterward can occur. Communicate instantly with your therapist if pressure is too intense or painful.
Frequency depends on your goals and condition. For chronic issues, weekly sessions may be recommended initially, then spacing to every two to four weeks. Athletes often schedule more regularly; your therapist will create a personalized plan.
Yes. Active infections, open wounds, recent surgeries, blood clots, severe osteoporosis, certain heart conditions, or uncontrolled hypertension may contraindicate deep work. Pregnant clients should book prenatal-specific services. Consult your physician if unsure.
Yes. Deep tissue can be paired with services like cupping, hot stones, or targeted stretches, often extending appointment time. Therapists will recommend safe combinations and adjustments based on your health and treatment goals.