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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Fusion (120 min).
Expect a soothing combination of Swedish strokes and targeted deep tissue work. Two hours allow focused attention on problem areas plus full-body relaxation, improving circulation and releasing muscle tension. Therapists adjust pace and pressure to your comfort throughout the session.
Arrive ten minutes early to complete intake forms and communicate any concerns or areas to focus on. Avoid heavy meals beforehand, stay hydrated, and let your therapist know about injuries, medications, or pregnancy for a safe, tailored treatment.
Yes. The fusion blends gentle Swedish techniques with deeper releases, making it effective for chronic tension and some injury-related tightness. Your therapist will modify pressure and techniques based on your history and tolerance; consult us first for acute injuries or recent surgery.
Mild soreness is possible, especially after deep work, but it typically subsides within 24–48 hours. Drink extra water, rest, and apply gentle stretching or heat. Contact us if soreness persists, increases, or is accompanied by sharp pain or unusual symptoms.
Absolutely. Therapists continuously check in and can vary pressure from light Swedish strokes to firm deep tissue work. Communicate preferences at any time; adjustments ensure comfort while delivering effective tension release and relaxation throughout the two-hour session.
Frequency depends on goals: weekly sessions help resolve chronic tension faster, while monthly treatments maintain relaxation and mobility. Your therapist will recommend a plan based on pain levels, activity, and budget—typically every one to four weeks for best results.