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Frequently Asked Questions
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You'll experience gentle, flowing Swedish strokes with light to medium pressure, full-body coverage, and periods of quiet to breathe. Therapists focus on calming the nervous system, easing surface tension, and improving circulation throughout the 120-minute restorative session.
The Restore session uses light to medium pressure tailored to your comfort. Communicate continuously with your therapist to adjust pressure. This approach calms the nervous system while addressing surface tension without deep tissue work, ideal for sensitive or first-time clients.
Yes. The gentle, predictable Swedish techniques and extended time create a supportive environment for newcomers. Therapists prioritize communication and comfort, making it ideal for relaxation, stress relief, and learning how massage benefits your nervous system.
Arrive hydrated and wear comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals immediately before your session. Share health history, any soreness, and pressure preferences with your therapist during intake to ensure a tailored, comfortable 120-minute restorative experience.
Certain medical conditions—advanced heart disease, uncontrolled high blood pressure, recent surgeries, deep vein thrombosis, or active infection—may require physician clearance. Always disclose medical history during booking so we can adapt the session or recommend alternatives for your safety.
Frequency depends on goals: for acute stress or nervous system regulation, weekly or biweekly sessions work well. For maintenance and relaxation, monthly appointments are effective. Your therapist can recommend a personalized schedule based on progress and lifestyle.