FAQ's

A mobile massage is simply when a therapist comes to you at your location - home or hotel. This is both convenient and time saving as you don't need to travel anywhere!  I bring a massage table, oil/lotion, and sheets/towels. My table size is approximately 1m(W) x 2m(L). The massage can be conducted in any room that fits my table in and you feel comfortable and relaxed in. A normal bed cannot be used as your mattress is not designed to properly support your body while pressure is being applied during a massage. From a professional therapist point of view - the ergonomics and body mechanics would not be favourable for neither therapist or client.

Otherwise, the massage process will be conducted in very much the same way as if you had gone to a spa/salon or massage centre. BUT, you will have more control of your environment ! So, things like your room temperature, the lighting level, the scent of the room and the music (if you want) you can set up yourself to your personal preference.

For most treatments, clients undress to their own comfort level (typically leaving just loose underwear on). You will be professionally draped with towels or sheets throughout the session, and only the area(s) being worked on will be uncovered and then recovered once complete.

Professionally - Full body means optional head to toe!  But, it obviously does not mean including the intimate areas of your body. 

Generally included may be - Feet, Legs, Glutes, Back, Neck, Arms, Hands, Stomach, Chest (not breasts), face and Scalp. But feel free to discuss with your therapist any areas of your body that you prefer not to have massaged.

I generally don't include feet, hands, scalp, stomach or the face in my massage, but you can include these as payable Add-Ons. 

I bring my professional massage table, fresh linens (sheets/towels), lotion/oils, and anything else I may need.

• Begin by clearing a space for the massage table and your therapist. I will need a minimum space of approximately 2m x 1m.

• Ensure the room is set up to your environmental preference - Temperature, lighting, scent, and music/silence.

• Have a short warm shower - no need to shave!

• Have a robe (or equivalent) to wear for before and after the massage.

• Prepare any questions, or anything you may want to discuss with your therapist, relevant to your massage. 

• Relax and enjoy your massage !

Yes, absolutely. I am I.T.E.C. qualified, fully insured, and a member of the FHT (Federation of Holistic Therapists). Professionalism and client safety are my top priorities.

Well, you will  already be in control of your environment - Room temperature, room scent, background noise (music or otherwise) - and it is YOUR massage time. My aim is to keep you as relaxed as possible, even during a deep-tissue massage, so avoiding the pressure to engage in small-talk plays a big part in the whole massage experience. I naturally default to minimum talk during a massage so that I can focus on your involuntary muscular movements, your breathing, etc but I will still engage in conversation if you wish to. 

But for those, who may be introverts, ambiverts, or feel that they already have a mental overload I totally respect this. You can specify a silent massage at the consultation stage, prior to your massage starting, or simply remain silent during your massage. i will check in occasionally about pressure, relevant lifestyle questions, or to give specific instructions (time to turn over).