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Frequently Asked Questions
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While many clients benefit, those with high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, varicose veins, or on blood thinners should consult their provider first. Always disclose medical conditions; therapist will modify technique or recommend an alternative for your safety.
Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals right before, and wear comfortable clothing. Complete intake form and inform therapist of any medications or health concerns. Plan to arrive 10 minutes early to settle in and discuss pressure preferences and areas to focus.
Stones are warmed to a comfortable therapeutic temperature and tested before placement. Your therapist checks comfort frequently and adjusts heat, pressure, or removes stones if anything feels too warm. Communicate immediately for a tailored, relaxing experience.
You will lie comfortably while heated stones are placed and glided over tight muscles. The therapist alternates stones with manual massage, focusing on tension areas. Expect deep warmth, progressive relaxation, and time at the end for gentle reawakening and aftercare advice.
The treatment itself is 60 minutes focused on massage. Please allow an additional 10-15 minutes for intake and consultation, and extra time if you arrive early to change and relax. Plan around 75-90 minutes from arrival to completion.
Yes—many guests add enhancements like reflexology, aromatherapy, or facials. Discuss combinations when booking to allow scheduling and therapist preparation. Some treatments may be recommended to be on separate days if you have specific medical concerns or intensive bodywork planned.