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Frequently Asked Questions
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During a 30-minute deep tissue session, your therapist focuses on specific tight areas using stronger, sustained pressure and slow strokes. You may feel intense pressure or mild discomfort; communication ensures comfort. Percussion can be added to increase circulation and range of motion.
Some pressure and temporary discomfort can occur as adhesions and tight muscles release, but it should never be unbearable. Therapists adjust depth to your tolerance; speak up if you need lighter pressure. Post-session soreness typically fades within a day or two.
People with recent surgeries, open wounds, blood clots, active inflammation, severe osteoporosis, or certain medical conditions should avoid deep tissue work. Pregnant clients, those on blood thinners, or with uncontrolled hypertension must consult a physician and inform the therapist beforehand.
Arrive hydrated, eat lightly, and wear comfortable clothing. Communicate any medical history, pain points, and pressure preferences to your therapist. Avoid heavy exercise immediately before the session and plan light activity afterward to help your body integrate treatment benefits.
Many clients feel immediate relief in tension and increased mobility, though deeper changes in scar tissue and adhesions may take several sessions. Consistent treatments, home stretching, hydration, and follow-up care accelerate and prolong therapeutic benefits.
Yes. Percussion is an excellent adjunct to increase circulation, release tightness, and improve range of motion within a short session. Your therapist will apply it selectively to targeted areas based on tolerance, and will adjust intensity for comfort and therapeutic effect.