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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Stress Intention Therapy with Stones.
Your therapist will begin with a brief consultation, then use smooth, heated stones to warm muscles before targeted strokes and stone placement. Expect deep warmth, focused pressure, and progressive relaxation; session ends with cooling stones and post-care recommendations.
Generally safe for most, but modifications are made for pregnancy, high blood pressure, diabetes, neuropathy, or skin conditions. We perform a health screening and adjust temperature, pressure, or skip stones as needed to ensure safety and comfort.
Sessions typically run 60 to 90 minutes depending on targeted areas and client needs. We'll customize time for focused work on problem areas; allow extra time for consultation and post-treatment rest to maximize benefits.
Yes — we often pair stone therapy with aromatherapy, hot towels, or targeted bodywork. Some treatments work better when scheduled on separate days; ask our team about ideal pairings to enhance relaxation and healing.
Hydrate well, avoid heavy meals, and wear comfortable clothing. Arrive a few minutes early for consultation, disclose medical concerns or medication, remove jewelry, and plan light activity afterward to prolong calming benefits.
People with uncontrolled hypertension, pregnancy in first trimester, severe heart disease, recent surgery, open wounds, thrombosis, or certain neuropathies should consult their physician. Notify your therapist about any concerns so modifications or alternative treatments can be recommended.