What happens at an in-home massage (and how to get ready)

Short answer: I bring the massage table, clean linens, oils and everything else. You need a space about 7 by 10 feet, a quiet hour, and nothing else. Most people find it more relaxing than a spa because there's no drive home.

Before I arrive

  • Fill out the client packet from your booking confirmation. It takes about 5 minutes and helps me plan your session.

  • Clear a space about 7 × 10 feet. A living room, bedroom or home office all work.

  • Secure pets, especially curious dogs and cats.

  • Let me know about parking, gate codes or stairs.

When I get there

I set up the table in about 10 minutes, and we talk through how you're feeling, what you'd like to focus on, and any pressure preferences. I step out while you get on the table under the sheet.

During the session

You're draped at all times except the area I'm working on. You can change the pressure, skip an area or stop at any time; just say so. Some people talk, some people fall asleep. Both are fine.

After

I pack up in about 10 minutes. Drink some water, and take it easy for the rest of the day if you can. Some soreness the next day is normal after deeper work.

Who in-home massage is great for

  • People recovering from surgery or injury who shouldn't drive

  • Busy professionals and parents who can't fit in a commute

  • Expecting mothers, who can be positioned side-lying for comfort

  • Lifters and grapplers who want to recover at home after a hard week

Pricing

60 minutes: $175. 90 minutes: $245. New clients start with a free 15-minute intro call. Your card is saved when you book your session and charged after it.

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