Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Full Body Stretch (60 Mins).

Your therapist begins with a brief intake and mobility assessment, then guides gentle, assisted stretches across all major muscle groups. Expect breathing cues, gradual range-of-motion work, hands-on adjustments, and feedback prompts. Many clients feel immediate looseness and light relaxation afterward.

Yes. Sessions are fully adaptable: therapists modify techniques, intensity, and pace for beginners, seniors, or those with limited mobility. We perform a health screening and prioritize comfort, ensuring safe, gradual progression to improve mobility and reduce stiffness.

Arrive hydrated and wearing comfortable, flexible clothing that allows movement. Avoid heavy meals immediately beforehand. You don’t need to warm up extensively—the therapist will guide gentle warm-up stretches. Bring a list of injuries or medications to inform the therapist.

Certain conditions—acute injuries, recent fractures, uncontrolled high blood pressure, deep vein thrombosis, or recent surgeries—may contraindicate full stretching. Pregnant clients require tailored modifications. Always disclose medical history; we’ll consult your physician or adjust the session and request clearance when necessary for your safety.

After a session many clients notice immediate increased mobility, reduced soreness, and a sense of relaxation. Regular sessions can improve posture, decrease chronic tension, enhance athletic performance, and speed recovery. Benefits compound with consistent scheduling and at-home stretching.

Frequency depends on goals and condition. For flexibility gains and recovery, weekly or biweekly sessions work well; athletes may benefit from more frequent sessions. After initial progress, many choose monthly maintenance. Your therapist will recommend a personalized schedule based on assessment.