Calvin Finn -
Professional Sports, Remedial, Thai Yoga, Deep Tissue, Holistic and Lymphatic Massage Therapist
1. Why do I need a 20 minute consultation?
2. Why do you ask about medical history?
3. Why do you want my Doctor's contact details?
4. Will you treat personal information in confidence?
5. You offer a 15 or 30 minute treatment, but is that really enough time to experience the full therapeutic affects of massage?
6. I'm embarrassed about removing my clothing, why do I need to?
7. Why use massage oils?
8. Will my allergy to nuts mean massage oils cannot be used?
9. I'm ill so will that mean I cannot receive a massage?
10. How can I have a massage if I cannot get on to the massage couch?
11. Will I experience any pain during the massage?
12. Why do I need to follow your post massage advice?
13. Will I get a headache after the massage?
14. Can I have a massage if I have athlete's foot?
15. Can I have a massage if I have eczema?
16.What sort of clothes should I wear when I arrive for a treatment?
17. Why do you want to know about medication?
18. Why do I need to sign the consultation form?
19. Can I have a massage if I'm terminally ill?
20. Can my child have a massage?
21. What method of payment do you accept?
2. Why do you ask about medical history?
3. Why do you want my Doctor's contact details?
4. Will you treat personal information in confidence?
5. You offer a 15 or 30 minute treatment, but is that really enough time to experience the full therapeutic affects of massage?
6. I'm embarrassed about removing my clothing, why do I need to?
7. Why use massage oils?
8. Will my allergy to nuts mean massage oils cannot be used?
9. I'm ill so will that mean I cannot receive a massage?
10. How can I have a massage if I cannot get on to the massage couch?
11. Will I experience any pain during the massage?
12. Why do I need to follow your post massage advice?
13. Will I get a headache after the massage?
14. Can I have a massage if I have athlete's foot?
15. Can I have a massage if I have eczema?
16.What sort of clothes should I wear when I arrive for a treatment?
17. Why do you want to know about medication?
18. Why do I need to sign the consultation form?
19. Can I have a massage if I'm terminally ill?
20. Can my child have a massage?
21. What method of payment do you accept?
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All medication affects the body and its systems in some form. For example, heparin thins the blood and steroids can thin the skin. In both of the examples offered, massage may not be appropriate since it may cause bleeding in body tissue and tear the skin respectively. Therefore, it is essential that you inform the therapist about the drugs you are taking so that an informed assessment can be made about treatment.