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Frequently Asked Questions
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During a 30-minute seated session you'll remain fully clothed in an ergonomic chair while the therapist addresses neck, shoulders, upper back, arms and head using compression, kneading and gentle stretches. Communicate pressure preferences for optimal comfort and results.
Yes. Therapists adapt pressure and techniques to accommodate sensitivity, chronic pain or anxiety. Inform your therapist about tender areas or past injuries and they will tailor strokes and intensity. A 30-minute session is ideal for a gentle introduction.
Wear comfortable, loose clothing that allows access to the neck and shoulders, like a t-shirt or blouse. No disrobing or oils are required. Remove bulky jewelry to allow full range of motion and better therapist access.
Certain conditions such as contagious skin issues, recent fractures, uncontrolled blood pressure, or deep vein thrombosis may preclude chair massage. Always disclose your medical history, medications, and pregnancy; therapists will advise modifications or alternatives.
Absolutely. We provide on-site 30-minute chair massages for workplaces, conferences, and wellness events using portable chairs and professional therapists. Sessions are space-efficient, boost morale and reduce employee tension quickly and effectively.
Frequency depends on your goals: weekly for chronic tension, biweekly for maintenance, or occasional sessions for acute stress relief. Your therapist can recommend a personalized schedule based on your symptoms, lifestyle and treatment response.