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Very relaxing atmosphere! The staff is very warm, welcoming and accepting. The massage the...more
Natalie is AMAZING!! My first ever professional massage and omg it was fantastic.
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My 1st time having a massage. Natalie was great. She worked areas that I didn’t even kno...more
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The most incredible massage I ever had and I’ve been to expensive spas in big cities.
Frequently Asked Questions
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You’ll begin with a brief intake to review concerns and medical history. Treatment blends Swedish, deep tissue, trigger point, myofascial release, and Thai stretches with focused work on chronic knots and restricted joints.
Arrive hydrated and wear comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals and alcohol. Communicate recent injuries, medications, or health conditions on the intake form so your therapist can tailor pressure and techniques safely.
Yes. Pressure is customized to your comfort and therapeutic goals. Therapists check in regularly and adjust intensity for pain versus therapeutic discomfort—always communicate if something feels too intense or insufficient.
Mild soreness or tenderness for 24–48 hours is common after deeper work. Hydrate, rest, and use heat or ice as recommended. Contact us if you experience severe pain, swelling, or unusual symptoms.
Contraindications include acute infection, fever, uncontrolled hypertension, deep vein thrombosis, recent surgery, or certain skin conditions. Pregnancy and specific medical issues require prior clearance—consult your physician and inform your therapist.
Frequency depends on your condition: weekly visits often help with chronic pain, while biweekly or monthly sessions support maintenance. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan with home stretches and self-care.