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Does Massage Have to Hurt to Work?
Have you ever left a massage feeling sore and bruised, wondering if it was supposed to feel that way? Maybe you've heard that deep tissue massage has to hurt to be effective, or that if the therapist isn't really digging into your muscles, they're not doing much. The truth is, massage doesn't have to hurt to work. If you're coming in with lower back pain pain, tight shoulders, or knots that just won't go away, you probably want someone to really work on it. And sometimes, foc

Lindsey Adams
Oct 92 min read


Nervous About Your First Massage? Here’s What to Expect
If you’ve never had a massage before, it’s completely normal to feel anxious, unsure, or self-conscious . Some people walk in thinking, “I’m not super comfortable with massage, but I’m desperate - my back and neck are killing me.” Others are simply curious, wondering if massage might help them relax or take better care of themselves. Whatever brings you in, know this: a massage therapist’s treatment room is a safe, judgment-free space. First, take a deep breath. You’re in th

Lindsey Adams
Mar 182 min read


Feeling Self-Conscious About Your Body Before a Massage? Read This First
"I’m self-conscious because I haven’t shaved my legs in months, and I’ve gained a lot of weight - will my massage therapist notice or be bothered by that?" Are massage therapists bothered by the so-called “flaws” on your body? Unequivocally, no. Massage therapists are trained professionals who have spent countless hours working with real human bodies in all their variety. Body hair, cellulite, scars, stretch marks, moles, skin texture, body shape, you name it - none of these

Lindsey Adams
Mar 182 min read
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