FAQs

Below are some frequently asked questions answered for you.

Lymphatic Drainage-related FAQs

  • The Lymphatic System is an extension of the circulatory system and acts as the body’s waste-removing service. Whatever foreign debris the circulatory system misses, the lymphatic system absorbs.

    The Lymph System helps balance bodily fluids and defends the body against infection. It plays a major role in the functioning of our immune system. By transporting the colorless fluid (lymph) through the body with white blood cells, it helps sweep out dead cells and toxins that create swelling and inflammation in the body.

    The Lymphatic System is a closed system, which means that once these foreign particles are absorbed, they are transported to the lymph nodes and then remain stationary. This can cause lymph nodes to swell, which backs up our immune system and overtime, can weaken our immune funtion.

  • Lymphatic Drainage stimulates the flow of lymphatic fluid. It aids in relieving swelling and inflammation that are caused by blockages in our lymphatic system. This, in turn, helps boost the immune system.

    Bloating, Head Colds, Sinus Congestion, Digestive Problems, Allergies, Skin Conditions, Inflammation and Puffyness, Hormonal Imbalances, Stress, Fibromyalgia, Menopause, and Joint Discomfort, are all symptoms that can benefit from Lymphatic Drainage.

  • This type of ‘massage’ uses light pressure to promote fluid movement through organs, tissues, and lymph nodes. The majority of the lymphatic system resides just under the surface of the skin (as well as within deeper layers of muscle and organs), so techniques do not need to be super deep.

    The goal of this treatment is to create a suction-like effect to draw the lymphatic fluid toward the lymph nodes where they can be refiltered. Lymph nodes cluster together in the Cervical (neck), Axillary (armpit), and Inguinal (front hip) areas. Your therapist will work to open these spots first so that lymph fluid from other parts of the body can flow more easily to these areas to be filtered.

    We will also work the digestive tract during your session, which is where 70% of the immune cells reside and a good portion of lymph nodes are located.

  • This varies from person to person. Generally, it is best to receive a series of these sessions initially, and then tapering off.

    If you have never had a professional lymphatic drainage massage before, this helps open up the pathway for lymphatic fluid to move and flush out any accumulated cellular debris that is causing inflammation or impeded flow in the body.

    A 60-minute lymphatic drainage massage once per week for 3-6 weeks, or biweekly, is a good place to start. Then trailing off to monthly or seasonally.

    Your practitioner will be able to assist you in determining what routine is best depending on your symptoms.

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    A healthy individual:
    who eats nutritious foods, exercises regularly, refrains from drinking excessive alcohol and caffeine, refrains from smoking, and manages stress well might benefit from a 60-minute Lymphatic Drainage massage once every 1-4 months.

    Someone who may have more visible inflammation or puffiness, chronic digestive complications, pain or chronic stiffness, is highly stressed or is prone to sinus congestion, migraines or head tension would benefit from a 60-minute, 75-minute, or 90-minute lymphatic drainage session once a week to once a month to quarterly routine visits.

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    Post-Surgery: (reconstructive or cosmetic)
    a series of 1-2 60-minute lymph drainage massages per week for at least six weeks is recommended.

    We advise scheduling your first one within the first week after your surgery.

    • For BBLs:

      • schedule your 1st appointment within 2 days after your surgery

      • schedule 3-4 appointments within the first two-weeks post-surgery

      • your practitioner can guide you on how many sessions and what frequency you may need following

    • For Liposuction:

      • schedule your 1st appointment within 2 days after your surgery

      • schedule 3-4 appointments within the first two-weeks post-surgery

      • your practitioner can guide you on how many sessions and what frequency you may need following

    • For Blepharoplasty:

      • schedule your 1st appointment within 2 days after your surgery

      • schedule 3-4 appointments within the first two-weeks post-surgery

      • your practitioner can guide you on how many sessions and what frequency you may need following

    • For Tummy Tucks:

      • schedule your 1st appointment within 4 days after your surgery

      • schedule 3-4 appointments within the first two-weeks post-surgery

      • your practitioner can guide you on how many sessions and what frequency you may need following

    • For Breast Augmentation:

      • schedule your 1st appointment within 4 days after your surgery

      • schedule 3-4 appointments within the first two-weeks post-surgery

      • your practitioner can guide you on how many sessions and what frequency you may need following

    • For Face Lifts:

      • schedule your 1st appointment within 4 days after your surgery

      • schedule 3-4 appointments within the first two-weeks post-surgery

    • Recent face injections, botox, or filler:

      • wait 3 weeks to schedule any facial lymphatic drainage

    • Recent chemical peel, microdermabrasion, or threading:

      • wait 1 week to schedule any facial lymphatic drainage

    If you have had a combination of surgeries (for example: a Breast Augmentation and Lipo and/or a BBL) you can schedule the soonest recommended appointment and your practitioner will know what can and cannot be worked during that first visit and will integrate the necessary work in other areas on your next visit.

    We also request you obtain clearance from your doctor.

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    Since we are constantly being exposed to debris in the air, the things we consume, and other products we put on our body (deodorants, cosmetic supplies, lotions, tattoos, etc.), lymphatic drainage is beneficial for everyone as routine maintenance for health and wellness.

    Not one session will be the cure-all. Just like trash pick-up, it happens routinely, so garbage does not build up.

  • If you have untreated Congestive Heart Failure (CHF), Kidney Failure, are prone to blood clotting, have DVT, have malignant tumors, or have an acute infection (viral bacterial, fungal) or acute inflammation (local edema, redness, tenderness, radiating heat), receiving lymphatic drainage work is NOT advised.

  • If you are experiencing any of the following, you could benefit from a Lymphatic Drainage Session:

    • Bloating

    • Constipation

    • Digestion Problems

    • Puffiness

    • Inflammation

    • Swelling

    • Chronic lethargy

    • Lack of energy

    • Sinus Congestion

    • Allergies or food sensitivities

    • Anxiety or Depression

    • Brain Fog

    • Noticeably swollen lymph nodes

    • Stiffness or feeling sore

    • Poor Circulation

    • Dry or Itchy Skin

    • Frequent colds or flu

    • Weak Immune Function

    • Recently had surgery

  • Before:

    • Drink plenty of water (at least 64 oz. per day) - this helps keep lymph more fluid so the body can detox more effectively.

    • Don’t eat a big meal within 2 hours of your appointment - we will be working on the abdominal area and being full can cause discomfort, plus, the body can focus on moving lymphatic fluid versus digesting.

    • Wear looser fitting clothing - some clothing can restrict the flow of lymph. While you will be undressed for the session, it helps the fluid to move easily after the session.

    • Certain medications will drain out of the body - lymphatic fluid can move some medications through your system more rapidly as drainage occurs. (example: pain medication) Botox injections can also have a shortened lifespan from lymphatic drainage so wait at least 2-3 weeks after your injections to schedule a facial treatment session.

    • If feeling unwell before your session, Cancel - lymphatic drainage can make you feel worse if you’re currently feeling under the weather.

    After:

    • Continue to drink plenty of water - lymph will be draining for the next 48 hours and the more water in your system, the faster the drainage will happen.

    • Refrain from drinking alcohol, caffeine, or processed foods and beverages - this can slow down the drainage process.

    • Get 15 minutes of gentle movement - either a 15-minute walk, 15-minutes of deep focused breathing, or 15 minutes of jumping (on a rebounder is a bonus).

    • Avoid extreme temperatures - no saunas, super hot baths, cold plunges, hot yoga, etc. after your session as these can affect the flow of the work.

    • Relax and rest - aside from the gentle 15 minutes of movement, refrain from strenuous exercise.

  • Your Lymphatic Drainage Therapist, Courtney, has been certified in MLD (Manual Lymphatic Drainage) since 2021.

    In August 2021, I completed the 22-hour course through ACE Massage Cupping to become a Certified MediCupping Therapist (CMCT), which enables me to use gentle suction and vibration to assist in Lymphatic movement.

    In January 2022, I earned my MLD-C through the Academy of Lymphatic Studies. This extensive 40-hour course reestablished the foundations of lymphatic drainage using the Vodder Technique, allowing me to use additional drainage methods.

    In April 2022, I received certification in Advanced Lymphatic Drainage of the Liver & Gallbladder at Cumberland Institute. This course enables me to work more deeply with these organs to promote cleansing, detox, and assist in lymphatic flow should either organ be malfunctioning or if removed from the body.

    In August 2023, I completed the Advanced Lymphatic Drainage class for Post Surgery Lymphatic Drainage through the Academy of Lymphatic Studies and earned my MLD-PS certification. This course layered in more advanced techniques to assist those after surgery (including reconstructive and cosmetic).

Massage related FAQs

  • Yes. Our massage therapist is certified by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) and licensed by the State of Tennessee and by the State of Maine.

    To be eligible to receive a license for Massage Therapy in the State of Maine and also in the State of Tennessee, massage therapists must complete a minimum of 600 hours in an approved Massage school, pass an NCBTMB standardized exam, and the state online Statutes and Rules Examination. Massage therapists must also complete 26 hours of continuing education to renew their Tennessee license every two years. Maine on the other hand, does not require additional learning; just reinstallment of your license each year. Our therapist adheres to Tennessee’s requirements, so your therapist routinely updates and deepens their skillset.

    Our massage therapist received extensive training in the following: Musculoskeletal Anatomy, Physiology, Kinesiology, Pathology, Swedish massage, Deep Tissue massage, Sports massage, Pregnancy massage, Myofascial Release, Reflexology, Trigger Point, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, Thai Massage, Cupping. and MediCupping Therapies, Business and Professional Ethics.

  • Before your appointment, you should receive an email confirmation regarding the details of your session, including location, time, and duration. Your therapist will contact you in advance if there are any questions about your session.

    During your appointment, we will start by asking you a few general questions to get a better idea of how your massage session will flow. I try my best to tailor every session to the client’s needs. The therapist will check in with you throughout your session and adjust the pressure accordingly. You will be draped with a sheet and covered unless the therapist is providing bodywork on that particular area of the body.

    When your session is over, you may feel very relaxed, even hazy, so take your time getting off of the table and be sure to drink plenty of water after!

  • This depends on your comfort level and the type of massage you are going to receive. It's completely up to you, and you are encouraged to undress to your level of comfort.

    Tight-fitting or bulky undergarments can sometimes get in the way of the massage, especially if your problem areas are the low-back, buttocks, or hips. Women usually remove their bras so no straps are in the way of back and shoulder massage.

    Licensed massage therapists ensure that clients are always properly covered by a sheet or towel, genitals will never be exposed, and only the specific areas being massaged will be uncovered.

  • You are encouraged to openly communicate with the massage therapist about your preferences and comfort. If anything needs to be adjusted, or if we are almost (but not quite) getting the right spot, just speak up and let us know. However, it is a myth that massage therapy needs to hurt in order to be effective. Often, too much pressure can cause muscles to tighten further, and detract from the effectiveness of your treatment.

  • This is your time, so you are welcome to zone out, fall asleep, or converse. You will experience the greatest benefits from your session if you just allow yourself to become quiet and relaxed. However, definitely communicate with your therapist if you feel any pain or discomfort or if you have any concerns during your massage.

  • A massage will likely just make you feel worse. If you are sick, you may get your therapist sick and pass it on to other clients that day. Even if you are giving less than a 24-hour notice, we prefer you reschedule your appointment if you are feeling unwell, so let us know as soon as possible. We will not penalize for this.

  • It is important for you to fully complete your Health History and keep your therapist up to date on your condition. Not all types of massage are appropriate for all conditions. Many health conditions may require gentler forms of massage therapy, or more specialized techniques and treatment plans. Be sure to list any medications you are taking, and inform your therapist of any changes since your last visit.

NeoLifting® + Buccal Massage related FAQs

  • NeoLifting® is a holistic facial massage intended to create a natural lifting of the face while promoting nourishment and restoration of the tissues and facial muscles. The use of four manual techniques: breathwork and manual lymphatic drainage, sculpting and modeling massage, intraoral (buccal) massage, and head massage, are all part of this treatment.

    The therapist works both superficially on the facial muscles and inside the oral cavity to address the many layers that make up our facial structure. As a result, muscles return to their healthy tone, facial posture improves and skin becomes smooth and rested.

    NeoLifting® propels the body's internal resources for natural rejuvenation and improves the overall health of the skin by draining lymphatic fluid, alleviating tension and adhesions in the face, head, and neck, stimulating blood circulation, relaxing the nervous system, and increasing the microcirculation in the subcutaneous adipose tissue. The techniques passively exercise the facial muscles to re-establish natural face shape and through the manipulation of the many layers, allow oxygen and nutrients to return to the skin cells.

    This technique transforms the traditional approach to beauty in an industry that is dominated by invasive applications and the use of various toxic substances to delay the aging process. Being a holistic approach, it comes without side effects or risk of complications, and feels good while receiving. This technique helps retrain the muscles of the face as well as the mind to allow for emotional expression, not suppression.

    Different from other methods of face massage, this technique addresses the root causes of aging rather than the symptoms. Age-related issues run deeper than the skin's surface and are accompanied by structural changes, so addressing the many layers that make up our face structure, as well as a consistent self-care ritual, are all essential components to skin health.

  • Buccal or Intraoral Massage simply means massaging inside of the oral cavity to address muscle and ligament tension. A trained therapist uses wears gloves and their fingers to gently massage the inner cheeks, lips, and jawline. The pressure can be adjusted to the individual's comfort level.

    This technique helps relieve tension from clenching, grinding, or temporomandibular joint pain and gives the face a more defined appearance. It can further improve the appearance of the skin by increasing nutrient absorption, stimulating collagen production, reducing puffiness, and sculpting the fatty tissue between the cheekbone and jaw.

    It has been proven that it also has a rejuvenating effect. Many clients report a sustained reduction in tension, helping their hyperactive masseter muscles to remain relaxed long after the massage is over. For some, this includes. reduction in additional face tension and headaches!

    • Lymphatic Drainage & Facial Detox: Stimulates the lymphatic system which removes toxins, boosts the immune system, drains fluid retention, and improves skin health.

    • Therapeutic Effect: Stimulates facial muscles and nerves, increasing muscle awareness and providing therapeutic benefits for muscle and nerve pathologies.

    • Relaxation of Deeper Facial Muscles: Relieving tension in the face, preventing structural aging, providing long-lasting results, and restoring facial appearance.

    • Rejuvenation without Injections: NeoLifting© manually relaxes and tones facial muscles to smooth fine lines and wrinkles, maintaining natural facial expressions. Comparable to more invasive procedures like botox and other injections, except it doesn’t damage the skin or facial tissues. It provides a pleasant and relaxing experience without side effects.

    • Pronounced Anti-Stress Effect: NeoLifting© eliminates psycho-emotional blocks, helps relieve stress, and promotes emotional freedom by relieving muscle stagnation.

    • Passive Fitness for the Face: NeoLifting© trains facial muscles through repetitive massage techniques, enhancing muscle tone and resisting gravitational effects without effort from the client.

    • Light Osteopathic Effect: Addresses tissue changes and muscle spasms by manipulating muscle attachment points and bone sutures, enhancing pre- and post-surgical outcomes.

    • Improved Skin Quality: Enhances oxygenation, blood circulation, and tissue nourishment, resulting in smooth, supple skin with a natural glow.

    • Improved Facial Posture: Balances key facial lines to achieve a natural lifting effect, creating a healthier, younger appearance.

  • At your initial NeoLifting appointment, your practitioner conducts a wellness consultation to understand your goals, tailor your experience, and ensure your comfort in every step. We’ll review your health intake form and answer any questions you might have.

    Your Treatment will begin with meditative breathwork to sink you into a relaxing state, accompanied by lymphatic drainage techniques to begin the subtle movement of toxins and old fluid from the facial tissue. Shea Butter is applied and facial sculpting massage begins. (Don’t be embarrassed if you end up taking a little nap during this part.) Next, your practitioner slips on latex-free gloves and works the inside and outside of the oral cavity (buccal massage). The last part of the massage includes attention to the neck and scalp, loosening up any last bits of remaining tension.

    A Hot Towel, Cleaner, and Rosehip mist are includes in the 75-minute and 90-minute sessions. Other tools that may be integrated include a Gua Sha stone, further addressing the lymphatic system and working out any remaining facial tension; a Cold Stone Roller, to sooth and relax puffiness and awaken the skin; and/or Facial Dry Brushing, to gently exfoliate.

    At the end of your session, your practitioner may provide you with tools and other holistic methods to implement at home that will prolong the benefits beyond your treatment experience.

  • You will experience noticeable results within your first NeoLifting© session. Most clients report feeling a reduction in pressure and tightness and seeing more fullness and life in their face.

    For significant changes and best results, it is recommended to undergo a series of 6-8 weekly, ideally, (or biweekly) tapering off into monthly maintenance sessions. Cumulative results are very visible by your third session.

  • Avoid NeoLifting if you are/have:

    • Pregnant in the first or third trimester

    • Local infection or irritation

    • Active Acne

    • Flared rosacea

    • Cold sore outbreak

    • Bleeding gums

    • Cancer and/or chemo

    • Within 2 weeks of having filler or anti-wrinkle injections

    Avoid blood thinners such as aspirin, NSAIDs, and alcohol for 24 hours before and after treatment to prevent bruising and bleeding.

  • Yes! However, there are some timing considerations to ensure optimal results and safety:

    • After Injectables: Wait at least 2 weeks after receiving injectables before undergoing a NeoLifting© treatment.

    • Before Injectables: It's also best to wait 2 weeks after your NeoLifting© session before getting any injectables.

    This timing helps avoid any potential interference with the effects of the treatments.

  • NeoLifting© improves facial symmetry and balance through manipulation of muscles in the cheeks and around the mouth. It softens dynamic facial lines caused by emotions and expressions (i.e., on your forehead, around your eyes, around the mouth), resulting in an overall relaxed and refreshed appearance.

    NeoLifting© releases tension and stress in facial muscles superficially and via the oral cavity, creating an instant and prolonged lift and sculpting effect. Through manual manipulation, the tissues are retrained to return to their natural tone. This results in a more relaxed and rejuvenated appearance.

    Since this is a holistic approach to a natural facelift, there are no risks of complications, damage, or pain. It feels heavenly!

  • You’ll notice a difference after your first treatment and even more significant results are noticable after your third treatment as there is a cumulative affect if you stick to your pracitioners recommended plan.

    After a series is completed (6-8 treatments), the full effects last around 60-90 days and can be maintained with monthly NeoLifting treatments. Note: The effects of the treatment can vary based on your goals, what you are doing on your own, and other environmental factors.

  • Before:

    • Drink at least 12-16 oz of water.

    • Come without makeup on, if possible.

    • Ensure you don’t have active acne, rosacea, sunburn, or other skin infections or irritations.

    After:

    • Drink plenty of water to help eliminate toxins and regenerate new tissue.

    • If you don’t already have one, develop a skin care ritual in the mornings and evenings.

    • Wear sunscreen of at least 30 SPF daily.

    • Be mindful of what you’re eating and how it affects your skin.

    • Incorporate more meditation, deep breathing, and slowing down. Work to minimize stress and allow yourself to express your emotions in a healthy way.

    • Avoid heavy consumption of alcohol, caffeine, and smoking.

    • Avoid heavy consumption of dairy and processed foods.

  • Your practitioner has undergone the required training through Pro Age Aesthetics Academy to obtain the credentials to practice this modality.

Scheduling, Payments, and Policy FAQs

  • I have structured my website to make it easy for you to schedule your own appointment. Visit our BOOK tab! Or, you are welcome to send me an email or call and leave a voicemail and we can get you set up that way.

    You must have your Health Intake Form completed electronically before your appointment. This can be found under the FORMS tab.

    A credit or debit card is required to reserve an appointment. You will not be charged until your services are completed. You should receive a confirmation email from us immediately after successfully booking an appointment or making a purchase. If you have any coupons, you can use the code as you are making your appointment online.

  • We are located in the West End part of Downtown Portland Maine at 22 Cushman Street, Portland, ME 04102 in Suite D.

    There is a small parking lot located behind the building; however, free street parking is also easy to find out front.

    Detailed directions are sent through the confirmation email shortly after scheduling your appointment with all of these details and clear instructions.

  • We do not offer walk-ins. Same day appointments are sometimes available and we can also put you on our waitlist. However, our massage therapist tends to be fully booked so we recommend booking in advance.

  • Yes! We offer Prenatal massages for a duration of 60 minutes or 90 minutes. If you are still in your first trimester (the first 3 months) of your pregnancy, please wait to book an appointment. If you are cleared by your doctor, a letter of approval is appreciated.

  • Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate more than one person at a time.

  • Please arrive on time for your appointment. Time for your appointment has been specially arranged for you. If you arrive late your session may be shortened in order to accommodate others whose appointments follow yours. We will do our best to provide you with the services you have booked, but we cannot guarantee the full time if you arrive late.

    Should our therapist be running late, you be notified promptly. In this instance, you are guaranteed your full session time.

  • If you need to reschedule or cancel your appointment, you can make changes through the confirmation email that was sent to you upon booking. These changes need to be made at least 24 hours BEFORE your scheduled appointment.

    For late-notice cancellations, please call us directly at 207-370-7021 as soon as possible.

    Cancellations made within the 24-hour window of your appointment may result in a 100% charge for your session, as that time has been set aside specifically for you. We understand emergencies happen and do try to accommodate when we can.

  • We accept cash, credit card, Venmo, or our gift cards.

    A credit or debit card is required to reserve your appointment, however, you are not charged for anything until after the appointment is completed.

    After your appointment, you can choose another form of payment if prefered. If you do pay with Cash, you have the option to select a free add on.

    Although we do not accept insurance, many plans do cover massage therapy with a doctor’s prescription and copies of receipts.

  • Tipping is neither required nor expected, but of course, we appreciate the gesture! If you would like to leave a tip, simply add the gratuity at checkout.

    The best appreciation you can show is by sharing your experience in the form of a review or by referring friends and family to us and letting them know about the amazing benefits of massage therapy.

*** We are not currently offering Out-Call In-Home Massage ***

Out-Call / In-Home Massage FAQs

    1. Complete the out-call/in-home massage services request form.
      This can be found here. Once we receive this, we will contact you by phone.
      For the safety of everyone (therapist and customer), we only arrange appointments this way. Depending on accessibility to your location and the comfort of the therapist, she may not be able to offer in-home sessions to you.

    2. We arrange our phone call. You will be asked to provide a valid credit card or debit card to make your appointment. You will not be charged and you have the option to pay with Cash or Venmo after your session is complete.

    3. You’ll receive a confirmation email from us immediately after successfully booking an appointment.

    4. Once your appointment has been made, you must complete your Health Intake Form before your appointment. This can be found under the Forms tab.

    Please note: For your convenience, the therapist is taking on the hassle of driving to you, bringing and setting up all equipment, and then breaking everything down and driving again. There is a travel fee for out-call services and if the therapist is required to pay tolls or for parking, it is asked that the customer cover these costs.

  • A space that is at least 5 ft x 10 ft is needed for the therapist to set up a table and be able to work. Typically, the therapist sets up the table in a living room, bedroom, an office or outdoor space.

    I will bring everything needed: table, sheets, towels, music, and any tools needed for the service you selected. You are welcome to light candles or set up your own music.

    If you have pets or kids, that is okay by me, too!

    You may prepare for your appointment by getting into comfortable clothes or a robe. Please, DO NOT greet your LMT in your underwear or birthday suit or the session will be over before it begins.

  • The therapist can set up your sessions back-to-back, but unfortunately, we don’t offer them at the same time.

  • We only offer bodywork intended for health and wellness. There is a zero-tolerance policy for any sex-related requests. If the therapist feels uncomfortable or disrespected, your session will be terminated, you will be charged for your service, and you will be banned from booking with us again. In some cases, we may report you.

Other FAQs

  • This very often happens during a massage and is nothing to be embarrassed about. Just take it as a sign you are enjoying the session. (Plus, it’s a huge compliment to your massage therapist!)

  • Of course! We don’t want you feeling uncomfortable and preoccupied, so feel free to take care of it. We also have slippers and a robe to make running to the restroom a little easier.

  • Yes! Don’t feel embarrassed about your body. Letting your therapist know about anything going on will benefit both you and the therapist.

  • We ask that you please refrain from using tobacco, recreational drugs, or alcohol at least 4 hours before your appointment. Even some prescription or over the counter medications can contraindicate massage.

  • If you are uncomfortable laying face down, or in any other position, let your massage therapist know. Bolsters, pillows, and towels can be used to make you as comfortable as possible.

  • Yes, let your massage therapist know if you do not want to be touched in a specific area or in a certain way. You don’t have to give us any details, and you have the right to ask to take a break or end your massage all together at any time, for any reason.

  • Arousal is a natural parasympathetic response when the body is very relaxed, so don’t feel too guilty if it happens. However, understand that it was not your massage therapist’s intention to arouse you.

    If there is a distracting technique or motion that aroused you, it is okay to tell your therapist to stop that motion.

    Just to be clear, we do have a zero-tolerance policy and any sexual advances, innuendo, or inappropriate touching is grounds for immediate termination of your session.

    Our LMT worked her a** off to obtain professional standing in this field and to help others at a deep, spiritually healing level. Seek any sexual desires elsewhere.

  • The practitioner, Courtney, is double vaccinated and boosted.

    When you complete your Health Intake Form or Energy Healing Intake Form, you can note whether you prefer her to wear a mask during your appointment. I keep disposable masks in the office to meet each client at their comfort level.

    There is also an air filter and purifier located in the room designed to filter a large space.