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Yes. We customize pressure and techniques to your comfort and experience level. New clients should communicate sensitivity, medical history, and pain levels; therapists gradually increase intensity during the 120-minute full-body session to ensure effective yet safe deep tissue work.
Some discomfort is normal as knots release, but pain should never be sharp or unbearable. Communicate with your therapist; they’ll adjust pressure, use breathwork, and offer pauses to ensure therapeutic, manageable intensity throughout the long session.
Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals, and wear comfortable clothing. Share medical conditions, recent injuries, or medications. Plan light activity after the session and schedule the rest of your day to allow recovery and hydration following this intensive treatment.
Mild soreness or tenderness can last 24–72 hours as tissues adapt. Use hydration, gentle stretching, hot showers, and rest. If pain is severe or persists beyond a week, contact us or your healthcare provider for evaluation.
Absolutely. Tell your therapist which areas need the most attention—neck, shoulders, lower back, hips, or legs. The extended session allows thorough work across multiple regions while still prioritizing your specific pain points and comfort.
Certain conditions like recent surgery, uncontrolled high blood pressure, blood clots, infections, or acute inflammation may contraindicate deep tissue work. Complete our health intake and consult your physician if you have health concerns; therapists will adapt or suggest alternatives.