About Massage
Having someone you aren't familiar with in your home can be an unusual
and vulnerable-feeling experience. At Cloud 10, we want to decrease
discomfort, not increase it. Your massage should be heaven on earth.
Your first appointment generally begins with the massage therapist
gathering information, including what prompted you to seek massage
therapy, your current physical condition, medical history, lifestyle,
stress level, and any particular areas of pain or discomfort you
are aware of within your body. You will be asked to fill out a confidential
intake form for our records.
Since your massage will be in your home, we recommend you find a
quiet place where you will not be disturbed by the phone, pets,
children, etc. You deserve this time for yourself. No guilt allowed.
Please consider that your therapist will have a massage table to
set up and will need room to move all the way around it. We will
bring sheets, music, oils, etc.
For a full-body session, you will be asked to undress to the level
of your comfort. Many people choose to take off all clothing, but
others choose to leave on underpants or other garments. Undressing
takes place in private, and a sheet is provided for draping. The
therapist will undrape only the part of your body being addressed,
insuring that your comfort and modesty are respected at all times.
Your therapist will ask for feedback during the session- feel free
to express your needs. This is your massage therapy session, and
the therapist's goal is to work as a team with you and your body
to make the session both beneficial and enjoyable. You do not want
to finish a massage feeling worse than when you started, so your
communication is of the utmost importance. Don't be shy! If you
need more pressure, less pressure, or something just isn’t
working please let the therapist know.
After your session, unless you have a prohibiting condition, you
may consider drinking extra water for the next 24 hours to help
flush out “garbage” released into your body by the work.
Please feel free to ask your therapist any questions
you may have about massage therapy or about your session
in particular.
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