FAQ's at The Massage Clinic CO

No, shaving your legs is not necessary. Therapists are professionals and focus on providing the best care, not on personal grooming.

Yes! At The Massage Clinic CO, we understand the frustration of insufficient pressure, it comes up a lot. Our therapists get ongoing coaching in this area and are trained to combine proven techniques and tricks to leverage their body mechanics to help achieve what you need. We discuss your needs and pain points during the intake, so be sure and speak up about your needs and goals. Your communication during the session helps us offer effective and safe (for you and your therapist) for the lasting results you're looking for.

No, you are not too large to receive a massage at The Massage Clinic CO, but we completely understand where your question is coming from. Our therapists are trained to accommodate clients of every sizes with empathetic care and effective techniques, ensuring your comfort and safety throughout the session. If you have any specific concerns or mobility considerations, please let us know when booking so we can prepare accordingly and provide the best possible experience.

Yeah! At The Massage Clinic CO, we understand financial concerns and want to make massage accessible. We do have frequent special deals, discounts on package deals, and holiday discounts. We encourage you to call us up and we'll come up with something together. We can talk about payment plans, shorter sessions, standby appointments, discounts or work-in-trade. Your well-being is genuinely important to us.

To prepare for a massage, wear comfortable clothing, stay hydrated, and arrive a few minutes early to discuss your preferences with your therapist.

Yes, it's actually pretty common due to muscle manipulation. Everyone at The Massage Clinic CO understands this and prioritizes a won't even notice. Professionalism includes discretion and respect. Maybe avoid the bean dip if you're easily embarrassed.

It's best to eat a light meal at least an hour before your massage to avoid discomfort during the session.

Therapists are trained professionals who prioritize your comfort and hygiene. If you're concerned, you can always freshen up before your session.

No bro, we're pros. We'll make ya a deal: how 'bout if it's really bad we'll just let ya know - maybe reschedule, but definitely not 'hate' you or your friend for it. Obviously good hygiene is always appreciated, but we've worked with all kinds of folks and nothing grosses us out anymore - definitely not 'hate' somebody for it...or their 'friend.' Therapists understand that clients come as they are. If it's a problem we'll figure it out together.

Tying your hair back is optional, but it can help keep your hair out of the way during the session for added comfort.

It's recommended to avoid substances that may alter your state of mind before a massage to ensure a safe and effective session.