Will i have to remove clothing during my Hot Stone Massage?
Yes, in order for this therapy to be given, clothes need to be removed. Your Hot Stone Massage therapist will be mindful of dignity at all times.
Do the hot stones release toxins?
Yes, like most massages, toxins are released and pain is reduced as the therapy session progresses. In addition, clients using our Hot Stone Massage services regularly report an improvement in their circulation.
Do you use oils as part of the Hot Stone Massage Therapy?
Yes, oils are used during your Hot Stone Massage. If you have any allergies then please let your therapist know at the time of booking.
Will the stones be too hot?
Your Hot Stone Massage therapist will always check the stones and will be checking with you at all times to make sure that you are comfortable during the treatment.
What does a Hot Stone Massage do for you?
Not only is it deeply relaxing, a Hot Stone Massage eases tense muscles deeply with the heat from the stones and oils. The positive effects of a good Hot Stone Massage will be felt long after the therapy finishes.
Can I keep my socks on during Reflexology?
You could, but we feel that you get maximum benefits if they were taken off so the therapist can really feel your feet as they work. If you have any anxiety or concerns about taking off your socks, your Reflexology therapist will be happy to discuss these with you in a non-judgemental way.
Will I feel relaxed during and after my Reflexology appointment?
Reflexology is a very relaxing treatment. You may feel slightly light headed after the treatment. Some of our clients have even reported feeling an emotional response following their Reflexology appointment.
Can Reflexology harm me?
Reflexology is a completely safe treatment and does not cause side effects. Your Creating Wellness therapists have undergone extensive training in effective and safe Reflexology techniques.
What does Reflexology do?
Generally, Reflexology is designed to help you relax. Reflexology can also help with stress reduction. Sometimes a therapist can pinpoint areas in your body that may need additional/extra attention. This will be discussed as your Reflexology appointment progresses, if applicable.
What is Reflexology?
Reflexology is known as zone therapy and it works by applying pressure to specific points on the feet.