Post Therapy

After the therapy has been completed, the client will be advised to rest for as long as required, and further advice will be offered based on the initial consultation. The client will be left to dress themselves, and once they have confirmed that they are ready, futher specific aftercare will be offered.

The therapist will then clear and pack their equipment.

Therapy

After the client has made themselves comfortable(they will be offered a roll to go behind their knees or under their ankles depending on whether they are face up of down respecively) the therapy will begin. The therapist will explain every element of the therapy and ensure the client's comfort with the therapy. The therapist will monitor the client for any issues, whether that be due to reactions to products, or the comfort level of the client.

The aim is to fulfil the client's expectations and ensure that the maximum benefit is derived from the selected therapy

SHY.. NERVOUS??

We will ensure that you understand the entire procedure and are happy with it. We will answer all of your questions, and respond to any requests you have, before or during the therapy

We specialise in helping nervous clients become comfortable with our therapies

 

Client Preparation

Once the previous steps are complete it will then be necessary for the client to prepare for the therapy. This depends upon the type of massage being performed, but essentially requires the massage area to be free from clothing. Please don't be concerned! The therapist will leave you to undress and get onto the couch, and there will be sufficient towels to cover you.

Consultation

When we meet a new client we perform a thorough consultation, covering medical history and lifestyle. This is confidential and is performed so that the therapist is aware of any pre-existing conditions that have to be taken into account, and also to be able to tailor the therapy for the best possible results

Preparation

Firstly, where the therapist is coming to your home we need to be able to set up the couch and have room to work around it. This means that we need a cleared space of approximately 9 feet by 6 feet, to allow space fpor the couch and the therapist to work around it