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How often should I get a massages?

    How often do you recommend getting massages?

    A: Recommendations on how often you should get massages depend. Massage is different for everyone, and I may have some questions if you’re in my studio. But really, it depends on your body, type of injury, pain level, how long it has been occurring, and the condition of your tissues. Some people benefit and rely on weekly massages for preventative means but also are working on existing issues. While others are better off with once a month, the bottom line is every person needs something different, and we are here to see that you receive that. You shouldn’t need to go every week, multiple times, at least not if it’s working. Going a bit more at first is normal, but you should see results if what is being done is working with your home routine.

    You know your body better than anyone else, and if you determine massage is helpful from experience, trust yourself to know when you should get a massage and what maintenance looks like for you. Ashley is here to help you, but ultimately she relies on you to get sensory feedback and collect information. Take a look at our services page to see if anything stands out for you.

    The Mayo Clinic has a page about stress management, but its benefits range from stress management and orthopedic dysfunction to mental well being and injury prevention. Check out our FAQ page for more common questions.

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