Question 1

What types of massage do you offer?

Accepted Answer

We offer Breast Tissue Massage, Swedish, Prenatal, Deep Tissue, Lymphatic Drainage, Cranial Sacral, and the Berry Method. Each therapist brings unique specializations to meet your needs.

Question 2

How long is a typical massage session?

Accepted Answer

Standard sessions are 60 minutes. We also offer 30-, 90-, and 120-minute sessions depending on your preference and schedule.

Question 3

Do I need to undress completely for a massage?

Accepted Answer

Your comfort is our priority. You can undress to your level of comfort. We use draping techniques to ensure your privacy throughout the session.

Question 4

How often should I get a massage?

Accepted Answer

Frequency depends on your goals. For general relaxation and stress relief, once or twice a month is ideal. For specific issues or chronic pain, more frequent sessions may be recommended.

Question 5

Is it okay to talk during my massage?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Communication is essential to ensure your comfort, so feel free to engage in conversation or enjoy the silence.

Question 6

Can I receive a massage if I am pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Yes — prenatal massage can be beneficial for both mother and baby. Please let us know of your pregnancy so appropriate techniques and precautions are used.

Question 7

What is the Berry Method?

Accepted Answer

The Berry Method is a specialized form of massage therapy focused on correcting structural imbalances by manipulating soft tissues, fascia, and joints. It aims to improve physical function and alleviate pain by addressing root causes rather than just symptoms.

Question 8

Why Breast Massage?

Accepted Answer

The lymphatic system relies on movement to circulate lymph fluid. Breast tissue lacks muscle and is often constricted, leading to minimal lymph flow. Manual manipulation promotes circulation, reduces discomfort, and supports breast health. We use the Spurgeon Method, beneficial for all breasts — healthy, with implants, post-explant, and post-cancer.

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