Massage therapists are professionally trained to guide you through your first session in a way that lets you stay focused on relaxing.

Your comfort is priority, feel free to make adjustments to your session at any time (ex: “I’m feeling a bit warm, can you turn on the fan?”).

The recommended pressure level for a first massage is medium. Working your way up to firmer pressure overtime is easier on the body.

Only disrobe to your comfort. Some keep under garments on, some remain completely clothed.

Keep in mind any area covered by garments must be considered a restricted area by massage therapists. Therefore, those areas may only be worked on over the sheet.

• First, you want to make sure there is enough room. At least a 6'x10' area to ensure the therapist is able to move around the table.

• It is recommended that you wear a robe to easily get on and off the table. Remember to remove jewelry and shower ahead of time.

• You will not have to provide anything such as lotion or sheets. The massage therapist will arrive with everything they need to perform the service.

It is common for a mobile massage therapist to arrive between 15 - 30 minutes before the appointment time.

However, it is not uncommon for service providers to arrive 15-30 minutes past the appointment time.

Be sure to set plenty of time aside for your massages. This is not like going to a spa where the massage therapists are waiting for you. It is a mobile service.

This form is essential for receiving bodywork from anyone. Whether you are using a mobile service, going to a spa or seeing a private practitioner you will be filling an intake form. They are for record-keeping purposes in regard to your physical condition and informed consent.

When you book as an individual the form will be sent and can be filled electronically. If it can't be completed before the appointment, there are physical copies of the form that can be filled in person.

When appointments are booked as a couple or group massage a physical form will be provided for each client to complete.

While it is typical for mobile massage therapists to arrive 15-30 minutes early, no matter which business you book with, there are rare occasions when that is not the case. Considering it is a mobile service, factors such as traffic and weather can get in the way of a provider arriving early and at times can even make them late.

Because of this it is recommended to be prepared by setting aside extra time for your session.

If the service can no longer be provided due to lateness, any frustration or disappointment is understandable and taken seriously. You will not be charged and can be rescheduled with a 10% discount.

In the event that a client is late, it is possible the session time may be cut short. This is not a personal decision. It depends on whether the massage therapist has another client after your appointment, or if they are willing to work outside their business hours for the day.

If you are unsure of whether or not you will make it to your appointment, please consider rescheduling in advance to avoid missing your massage and being charged a no-show fee.

Be attentive to your door so massage therapists can get inside on time. There have been many occasions of clients being unaware that the providers are at the door, causing their sessions to be cut short. Sometimes doorbells don't ring, nobody is close enough to hear knocking on the door or are near a phone to be notified.