12 Hours notice:

All deposits associated with this appointment are non-refundable and non-transferable. The appointment must be canceled prior to the cancellation deadline to avoid being charged. All no call/no shows and appointments canceled within the policy window are subject to being charged.

No-shows:

Anyone who either forgets or consciously chooses to forgo their appointment for whatever reason will be considered a “no-show.” They will be charged 20% for their “missed” appointment.

Late Arrivals:

If you arrive late, your session may be shortened in order to accommodate others whose appointments follow yours. Depending upon how late you arrive, your therapist will then determine if there is enough time remaining to start a treatment. Regardless of the length of the treatment actually given, you will be responsible for the “full” session. Out of respect and consideration to your therapist and other customers, please plan accordingly and be on time.

1. This is not that kind of massage.

There are absolutely no sexual favors, harassment, or "happy endings" — ever. Licensed Massage Therapists are not your girlfriend, escort, or anything of the sort. If that’s what you're looking for, look elsewhere. Asking will never change the answer — it’s a hard NO.

​

2. Draping.

Draping is MANDATORY. No exceptions. Don’t ask if it’s optional — it’s not.

​

3. Follow the Rules.

Break either of the above rules, and your session ends immediately. And yes, you still pay full price. Period.

4. Let’s talk comfort.

Now that we've filtered out the nonsense — dress comfortably. Ladies, wear your hair up or bring something to pull it up. It helps you relax and helps us do our job better.

5. Hygiene matters.

Yes, this needs to be said. Please shower with soap and wear deodorant before your appointment. It’s basic respect.

6. Intake forms are required.

We need to know about your health to protect you and ourselves — and to provide the best care within our scope of practice. Your information is confidential, and your therapist should review it with you before beginning the session to ensure your needs are understood and met.

7. Do I have to be naked?

It depends. Some massage styles (Thai, Reiki, Chair, etc.) are done fully clothed. For table massages (Swedish, Deep Tissue, Hot Stone, etc.), you undress to your comfort level — typically down to your underwear. Full undress allows the therapist to work more effectively, especially on hips and glutes, but the choice is yours.

​8. Communication is key.

You don’t need to chat through your entire session — but if something feels uncomfortable, if the pressure is too much (or not enough), SPEAK UP. A good therapist will check in, and you should feel empowered to do the same. This is your session. Your input matters.

9. Pain isn’t always gain.

Some discomfort is normal during therapeutic work, but unbearable pain is not. If anything feels too intense, say something IMMEDIATELY. Every body responds differently. We’re here to help you heal — not hurt you.

10. Trust and comfort are everything.

If you can’t trust your therapist or feel comfortable with them, they’re not the right fit. Your experience, healing, and wellness journey deserve better.

Massage Therapy Disclaimer:

I understand that massage therapy is intended to promote relaxation, stress reduction, relief from muscular tension, and general well-being. I acknowledge that massage therapy is not a substitute for medical care, diagnosis, or treatment by a licensed physician or other qualified healthcare professional.

I understand that:

My massage therapist is not a doctor and does not diagnose illness, disease, or other medical or psychological conditions.

Massage therapy is not a cure for any medical condition and should not be relied upon as such.

It is my responsibility to inform my massage therapist of all current health conditions, medications, and relevant medical history prior to receiving services.

If there are any changes to my health status, conditions, or information previously provided on this intake form, I will notify my therapist immediately before future sessions.

If I experience any unusual symptoms, pain, or discomfort during a session, I will inform my therapist at once.

I agree that I am responsible for seeking medical advice from my healthcare provider as needed and for my own continued health and wellness decisions.