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Your therapist begins with a medical intake and assessment, then uses targeted techniques addressing specific pathologies. Expect focused soft-tissue work, mobilizations, and ongoing communication. After the session you'll receive self-care advice, recommendations, and suggestions for follow-up treatments.
Therapists evaluate your medical history and current symptoms to determine suitability. Many conditions respond well, but some contraindications exist. Please bring physician notes or prescriptions and disclose medications; we will coordinate care and recommend alternatives if medical massage isn't advised.
Hydrate well, avoid heavy meals, and wear comfortable or loose clothing. Bring any relevant medical records or doctor recommendations. Arrive 10–15 minutes early to complete intake forms and discuss goals, medications, or sensitivities with your therapist.
Therapists tailor pressure to your tolerance and clinical needs; treatments should not be unbearably painful. You may feel discomfort or soreness as tissues release. Communicate openly about pressure so we can adjust techniques for effective, safe, and comfortable therapy.
Frequency depends on diagnosis, severity, and response. Acute issues may benefit from multiple weekly sessions initially, while chronic conditions often move to weekly or biweekly, then maintenance monthly. Your therapist will recommend a personalized schedule during the initial evaluation.
Yes. Contraindications include active infection, fever, recent surgery, deep vein thrombosis, uncontrolled hypertension, certain skin conditions, and some cardiac or oncological treatments. Always disclose full medical history; we may require physician clearance or adjust techniques to ensure your safety.