Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Headache Massage (30min).

Many clients experience noticeable reduction in pressure and throbbing during or soon after a session. Results vary by person and headache cause; repeated treatments often provide more lasting relief.

Arrive hydrated and avoid heavy meals beforehand. Wear comfortable clothing and note any medications or health concerns. Communicate headache triggers and intensity so your therapist can tailor the treatment.

This massage can help some migraine sufferers by reducing muscle tension and improving circulation, but it may not suit acute migraine attacks. Consult your physician if migraines are severe or medication-dependent.

Frequency depends on severity and triggers. Many clients start weekly or biweekly sessions, then shift to monthly maintenance. Your therapist will recommend a plan based on response and lifestyle factors.

Generally safe, but inform your therapist about blood thinners, recent surgeries, neurological conditions, or other treatments. We can adjust techniques or advise consulting your healthcare provider if needed.

Expect a brief intake, a calming environment, and focused acupressure on head, neck, and shoulders. Pressure is adjusted to comfort, with aftercare tips provided to extend relief at home.