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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Fusion (60 min).
Expect a brief intake to review medical history and target areas, followed by combined Swedish strokes and focused deep-tissue work. Therapists adjust pressure to your comfort; communication ensures effective relief, with brief aftercare advice provided.
Yes. Fusion is gentle enough for beginners while customizable for deeper work. Tell your therapist about sensitivity or health concerns so pressure and techniques fit your needs, ensuring a comfortable, restorative experience tailored to first-time clients.
Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals, and wear comfortable clothing. Complete the intake form and communicate any injuries or discomfort to your therapist. Give yourself a few minutes before and after the session to relax and rehydrate.
Some clients feel mild soreness after targeted deep work; this is normal and short-lived. Drink water, rest, and apply warmth or gentle stretching if needed. Notify your therapist if pain is intense or prolonged for adjustment and follow-up care.
Yes, Fusion can effectively reduce chronic neck and back pain by combining long, relaxing strokes with focused pressure on tight areas. Regular sessions and a home-care plan improve results; discuss medical conditions so the therapist adapts techniques safely.
Frequency depends on goals: for pain relief, weekly sessions are common at first; for maintenance, every 3–6 weeks works well. Therapists will recommend a schedule based on your response, lifestyle, and severity of muscle tension.