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Frequently Asked Questions

Your Questions, Answered

What type of massage is right for me?

It really depends on what your goals are for your session. However I try to keep it simple by narrowing it down to just 2 choices. 

- For relaxation and stress release definitely go with the Swedish it is very calming and you still can choose the deeper pressure to your liking. 

- For a customized experience with focus on trouble areas. Really good for aches and pains. Choose the Therapeutic.  

Deep Tissue?

There is a big misconception about deep tissue massage. Deep Tissue is a specific type of massage to target certain muscles deeper in your body under several layers of other muscles and tissue. It is a dry work (meaning no lotion or oils are used). You remain clothed. 
**Deep tissue is not a term to imply you like strong pressure during your massage.**

How should I prepare for my first treatment?

-Be sure to wear little to no jewelry.
-Be sure you are hygienically conscious, don't come after a gym work out or a hot day of work, give yourself a chance to get refreshed before coming in to your appointment. This is so important to allow your body a better experience as your muscles will be more receptive to the therapy.
- Do not take any pain killers before your session, it is very important that you do not alter your pain sense.
- Make sure you know that names of all you medications you are currently taking, as some medications contradict massage therapy.

What should I expect from my first session?

Your first session is really a chance for me; your therapist to get to know you, and what you will benefit from the most. I will be learning your holding patterns and trouble areas. Then after your first session I can start creating a plan to help aid in those areas, and really help get you back to your goal. Don't worry that doesn't mean it wont be beneficial.
You may feel a little dizzy which is completely normal as we are getting your circulation moving and releasing toxins. To help alleviate this please be sure to drink plenty of water afterwards.

Are you handicap accesible? 

Yes I am on ground level and have Handicap Parking 

Are you a licensed therapist?

Absolutely!
My license number is available upon request.

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Still Waters

443-487-6007

By Appointment ONLY
90 Aileron Ct, Unit 6A 
Westminster, Md 21158

Handicap accesible and Parking available.
 

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