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Frequently Asked Questions
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You’ll begin with a brief intake and consultation. Warm herbal compresses are pressed and massaged onto muscles, combined with gentle stretches and pressure techniques. Therapists adjust heat and intensity; choose 60 or 90 minutes for back/neck or full body sessions.
Yes, with precautions. We use gentle herb blends and test temperature on your forearm first. Tell your therapist about sensitivities or allergies so we can adjust herbs, pressure, and heat or perform a patch test before full treatment.
Compresses are heated to comfortably warm, not scalding. Therapists test temperature before application and recheck frequently. You can request cooler compresses at any time to avoid discomfort or skin irritation during the session.
Many clients report meaningful relief: heat, herbal anti-inflammatories, and targeted pressure reduce muscle tension and inflammation. Regular sessions and home care recommendations often provide the best long-term results; coordinate with your healthcare provider as needed.
Wear loose, comfortable clothing and hydrate beforehand. Avoid heavy meals immediately before treatment. Arrive a few minutes early to complete any intake forms and inform your therapist of medications, injuries, or recent procedures.
Yes. Avoid or modify treatment for open wounds, active infections, uncontrolled hypertension, recent surgery, blood clotting disorders, or certain cancers. Pregnant clients should consult their provider. Always disclose medical history so we can adapt or refer.