Massage Etiquette

Cancelling an appointment 24 hrs NOTICE 

You must call, text, or leave a voicemail at least 1 day before  your appointment. 

For more information, please see the Policy.

Contact Ria 586-258-6841

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Massage therapist NOT masseuse- A massage therapist is a licensed professional who has gone through a good deal of education and training in order to provide you with a therapeutic massage.  A masseuse is often untrained and unlicensed and provides services more fitting to a brothel than a spa.

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Communicate - If you don't like something, you have to let me know in order for it to change.  Don't be afraid to speak up about things like techniques, music, heat, etc.  If I have the table warmer on and you are hot, let me know to turn it off.  If you are still hot, let me know to remove the blanket.  If you feel pain, absolutely let me know!  Pain is NOT a normal part of a massage, but rather your body's way of telling you that something is wrong and needs to be changed.

Arrive On Time - Whether you've been before, and what kind of experience you want to have. If you are 15 mins behind, we have to cut short your session. 

Drapping: Massage therapists are trained to respect boundaries . You have to be covered at all times