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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I know which type of massage is right for me?

 

A: At Indian Creek Therapeutics, you don’t have to choose a specific massage technique when booking! Simply book a Therapeutic Massage for the length of time you’d like, and your therapist will customize your session to your individual needs. We may incorporate different techniques, pressure levels, and modalities based on what your body needs that day and what you’re hoping to get out of your session.

 

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Q: What should I expect during my first massage?

 

A: Your session will begin with a brief consultation to discuss your goals, areas of concern, pressure preferences, and any relevant health information. Your therapist will then create a personalized treatment based on your needs. You’ll always remain appropriately draped, and your comfort and boundaries are our priority throughout the entire session.

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Q: How do I cancel an appointment?

 

A: Just text us or give us a call at (208) 571-8368. Please leave a voicemail if we don't answer. You can also email us at indiancreektherapeutics@gmail.com. Please let us know ASAP if you will not be able to make your appointment. Cancelation fees may apply.

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Q: How often should I get a massage?

 

A: There’s no one-size-fits-all answer! Some clients benefit from occasional massages for relaxation, while others choose regular sessions to help manage ongoing tension, mobility, or chronic discomfort. Your therapist can help recommend a schedule based on your individual goals and needs.

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Q: Is it customary to tip your massage therapist?

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A: Your health is our first concern. We realize massage therapy is an expense that is not easy to afford for all who need it. It is customary to tip massage therapists as you would a server or other service industry worker. However, please do not let this additional expense to deter you from seeking massage therapy.

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