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Frequently Asked Questions
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During the 45-minute session your therapist focuses on specific tight areas using firmer pressure, deep strokes, and targeted techniques. You may feel intense pressure and temporary soreness afterward; communication about comfort helps adjust treatment for safety and effectiveness.
It can be intense but should not be unbearable. Therapists work with you to calibrate pressure; brief discomfort is common as adhesions release. Hydration, rest, and light stretching after can reduce soreness. Always inform your therapist about pain levels.
Arrive hydrated, wear comfortable clothing, and avoid heavy meals beforehand. Complete any intake forms and share medical history, recent injuries, or medication use. Communicate areas of concern and pain tolerance so your therapist can customize pressure and focus for the 45-minute session.
People with blood clotting disorders, recent fractures, uncontrolled hypertension, fever, or open wounds should avoid deep tissue work. Pregnant clients should consult their healthcare provider. Always disclose medical conditions during booking so therapists can recommend safer alternatives or modifications.
Duration varies by condition, lifestyle, and frequency. Many clients feel immediate relief for days to weeks; chronic issues require regular sessions. Combining home stretches, posture changes, and periodic maintenance sessions helps extend benefits and contributes to lasting improvement.
Yes — it can break down scar tissue, improve flexibility, and reduce muscle tightness that limits performance. Therapists tailor pressure to injury stage; acute inflammation may require gentler treatment. Coordinate with your medical or physiotherapy team for integrated care.