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Communicate Your Needs and Preferences

Before the session begins, share any concerns, preferences, or specific areas you'd like the therapist to focus on. Be honest about your comfort level with pressure and areas to avoid. Mention any medical conditions, injuries, or allergies to ensure the therapist can tailor the treatment appropriately.

Arrive Early to Relax and Prepare

Aim to arrive 10-15 minutes before your appointment. This allows you to complete any necessary paperwork, relax, and adjust to the environment. Rushing in can leave you tense, which may hinder the full benefits of your massage.

Manage Your Expectations

Understand that massage therapy is part of a wellness journey and may not resolve all issues in a single session. Regular sessions may be recommended for chronic pain or stress relief, so be open to discussing a treatment plan with your therapist.

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Tips for New Massage Therapy Patients

These tips will help you have a smooth and enjoyable experience as you start your massage therapy journey!
Dress Comfortably and Appropriately Wear loose, comfortable clothing to your appointment. You'll be asked to undress to your level of comfort, so bring undergarments you're comfortable wearing if needed. Most therapists provide clean sheets and ensure proper draping for privacy and comfort
Crystal Qiu
Exceptional Service and Care
Stay Hydrated Before and After Drink water before your session to stay hydrated, which helps your muscles relax during the massage. After the massage, hydration is important to flush out toxins released during the treatment.
Ruby Huang, RMT
A Trusted Resource, former nurse
Relax and Breathe During the massage, focus on deep breathing to help your body relax and maximize the therapy’s benefits. If you feel discomfort or have questions during the session, let your therapist know immediately—they’re there to make you comfortable.