Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Relaxation Massage - 120 mins.

Your therapist begins with a brief consultation about health and preferences, then uses slow, rhythmic strokes, light to medium pressure, and focused work on tense areas. Expect full-body coverage, calming music, and time to rest and rehydrate afterward.

Yes. We tailor the pressure and techniques to your comfort level, beginning gently and adjusting as needed. First-time guests often appreciate the extended time to fully unwind and communicate preferences throughout the session for a personalized, restorative experience.

Arrive 10–15 minutes early to complete forms and settle in. Wear comfortable clothing, avoid heavy meals, and tell your therapist about injuries, medications, or pregnancy. Drink water afterward to support circulation and toxin removal.

Absolutely. Communication is encouraged; tell your therapist at the start or anytime during the session if you'd like softer pressure or need pauses. Therapists will adapt techniques to ensure your comfort while still promoting deep relaxation and muscle release.

Certain conditions like fever, contagious illness, recent surgeries, deep vein thrombosis, or unstable cardiovascular issues may preclude massage. Always disclose medical history during booking so we can recommend modifications or advise postponement for your safety.

Many clients feel immediate stress reduction, increased mobility, and calmer breathing right after the massage. For sustained benefits like improved sleep or reduced chronic tension, a few sessions over several weeks are often most effective.