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Deep tissue can feel intense, but therapists adjust pressure to your tolerance. Communicate openly about pain levels and health concerns beforehand. We can modify techniques if needed; many first-time clients tolerate and benefit from a gradual buildup over sessions for best results.
Sustained, focused pressure and slow strokes work through layers of connective tissue to soften adhesions and scar tissue. The therapist applies targeted friction and release techniques, often combined with percussion therapy, to encourage tissue realignment and improved functional mobility over time.
Yesāpercussion therapy is an excellent addition and can be integrated during the session to enhance circulation, reduce tightness, and increase range of motion. Let your therapist know if you'd like more or less percussion so we can tailor treatment accordingly.
Hydrate well, avoid heavy meals, and arrive a few minutes early. Wear comfortable clothing and disclose medical history, recent injuries, or medications. Communicate pressure preferences and any sensitive areas so the therapist can customize the 120-minute deep tissue session for your safety and comfort.
Drink plenty of water, rest, and avoid strenuous activity for the remainder of the day. Gentle stretching and light walking help maintain mobility. Use heat or ice as advised and expect mild soreness; schedule follow-up sessions to optimize treatment gains.
Yesācontraindications include recent surgery or fractures, active infection, blood clots, severe osteoporosis, uncontrolled hypertension, or certain skin conditions. Pregnancy and cancer require clinician approval. Always disclose medical history; if in doubt weāll request physician clearance to ensure your safety before proceeding.