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What Our Clients Say
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Excellent 30 min massage to release my neck tension. Exactly what I needed after a long fl...more
10/10! Highly recommend Richard!!! Iâll be back regularly with him. He definitely knows wh...more
Amazing time to relax - he really knows the fascial planes and helps me out so much
Fantastic massage! Richard is very skilled at what he does! Would definitely recommend
Richard is not your average massage therapistâhe is a true healer. I came in with intense ...more
Great massage!
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Swedish Massage.
Youâll be asked about health history and preferences, then lie comfortably while our therapist uses long, flowing strokes, light to medium pressure, and rhythmic movements to relax muscles. Sessions usually include neck, back, arms, and legs, tailored to your comfort.
Standard sessions run 60 minutes, with options for 30, 90, or customized durations. Longer sessions allow more thorough work and deeper relaxation. Your therapist will recommend a length based on goals and areas of tension.
Swedish Massage can be safe during pregnancy with modifications and trained prenatal therapists, and often beneficial after surgery once cleared by your physician. Always disclose pregnancy or recent procedures so therapists can adapt pressure, positioning, and contraindications appropriately.
Yes â communicating comfort levels is essential. Tell your therapist if pressure is too light or strong, or if a technique causes discomfort. They will adjust immediately to ensure effective, safe work and a relaxing experience tailored to your needs.
Before: hydrate, avoid heavy meals, and arrive a few minutes early to discuss health concerns. After: drink water, rest, and gently stretch to prolong benefits. Follow any therapist recommendations for at-home care or follow-up appointments.
Certain conditionsâfever, contagious illness, deep vein thrombosis, open wounds, recent fractures, or uncontrolled hypertensionâmay make massage inadvisable. Always complete intake forms and disclose medical history; therapists will assess risks and adapt or refer when necessary to keep you safe.