Recently, a client commented that their 60-minute massage felt longer than others they’d had in the past. I attribute this to my philosophy that a 60-minute massage equals one hour of hands-on time.



Many massage therapists have a clients pre-session intake and time to re-dress cut into the hands-on time, thus reducing the length of the actual massage. I include extra time before your session to allow us to discuss your goals, and time after your massage so you can get up slowly and with ease. 



By reducing the anxiety of feeling rushed, your massage flows more smoothly and I have the time needed to address your concerns. Giving you the maximum amount of hands-on time allows me to create the positive changes you came in for…whether that be pain relief or relaxation.



Longer massage sessions are ideal for working on both chronic physical concerns and new injuries that need relief quickly. Having time to blend relaxation and therapeutic techniques help create a session that both reduces pain and addresses mental stress.