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Frequently Asked Questions
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Your therapist will begin with a brief consultation, then use stretches, acupressure and rhythmic motions on a massage table. Expect assisted movements, varying pressure, and clothing kept on. Sessions include guidance for aftercare and tailored adjustments to your comfort level.
Yes—Table Thai can help chronic pain by improving mobility and easing tension, but therapists will modify techniques. Inform us about medical conditions, recent surgeries, or severe inflammation so we can adapt or advise alternative treatments for your safety and best results.
Wear comfortable, loose clothing and avoid heavy meals beforehand. Hydrate well and arrive a few minutes early to complete intake forms. Share health history and current concerns so the therapist can tailor stretches, pressure, and focus areas to meet your needs.
Sessions commonly run 60 or 90 minutes, including a brief consultation at the start. Longer sessions allow more thorough stretching and focused work on problem areas. We'll recommend the best length based on your goals and any areas of tension.
Pregnancy requires clearance from your healthcare provider. After the first trimester, therapists can provide modified Table Thai techniques with extra support and positioning. Postpartum clients are welcome; we'll adapt stretches and pressure according to recovery and any cesarean or healing concerns.
Mild, temporary soreness or fatigue is normal, similar to after exercise, as muscles respond to stretching and pressure. It usually eases within 24-72 hours. Drink water, rest, and use gentle heat or light stretching. Contact us if pain is sharp or persistent.
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