Massage provides an element absent
in today’s fast-paced world:

 

Unwind emotional stress

Many adults have reported cathartic experiences on the massage table. As a therapist carefully unwinds a client’s stressed and tired muscles, the therapist may very well be unwinding the taut, pent-up emotions that one does not always have time to process in the middle of the day.

 

The feeling of being touched in a safe, caring, compassionate manner can be a very powerful experience, reminding the client that she or he is not alone in the world.

 

 

During Your Massage

In your therapeutic massage room, soft, soothing music will be played to help you relax and the therapist will leave you to undress to your own level of comfort.

You will then lie on the massage table and cover yourself with the fresh blankets provided. You will remain properly draped during the entire session to keep you warm and comfortable.

Often, a light lotion is used to allow your muscles to be massaged without causing excessive friction to the skin.

When Your Massage is Completed

When your massage is complete your therapist will leave the room to allow for you to re-dress. Your therapist will then provide you with water and make a professional recommendation for your return massage visits to ensure that you maintain a balanced life and body.

After Your Massage

After your massage you will feel relaxed and you may feel relief from long-term aches and pains.

For the first 24 hours after a deep tissue massage, you may feel a little sore or achy. This is a normal response due to toxins releasing from your soft tissue, it is highly recommended that you drink plenty of water following any massage.

After that time, you will feel increased energy, heightened awareness and greater productivity.

 

important

Please inform your therapist of any health problems or medications you are taking prior to your massage.

 

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