A: Nope! You only need to remove what you’re comfortable removing. While it is always easier to massage with no barriers, treatments such as myofascial therapy, Suikodo™, and peripheral joint mobilizers can be done while the client is fully clothed. You’ll also be under a sheet, and I’ll only uncover areas I’m working on as I come to them.
A: There is no expectation for you to tip, and there isn’t a ‘social norm’ amount. In case you want to leave a tip, there are several percentage options as well as a custom modifier on my Square terminal. Tips are appreciated, but not necessary.
A: One day, I was performing deep tissue massage on a client’s back, and they asked ‘How many arms do you HAVE?’, so an octopus seemed the logical (and locally thematic) choice.
A: While massage therapy is not supposed to hurt, some discomfort may occur. Let me know if the discomfort becomes too much.
A: Yes. Both in the waiting area and in the massage room, a mask covering your nose and mouth is required. Thank you for your co-operation on this.
Yes! There are myofascial, craniosacral, and Suikodo™ modalities that I can use to relieve TMJ dysfunction pain and help restore normal jaw movement. Check my blog for more information!