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Oneness massage therapy - traditional chinese medicine
Oneness Medical Massage - home for all traditional chinese medicine, sports therapy, trigger point therapy, and Swedish massage

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Oneness medical massage - sports massage therapy in New York

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Oneness Wellness NYC: Frequently Asked Questions

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  • How should I prepare for my first visit to the session?
    Ensure a smooth first session on your first visit. You'll fill out a form enlisting details, including medical history and any concerns. Then, we'll review your form and together we will build your treatment plan.
  • What items do I need to prepare or bring with me for my massage appointment?
    Be sure to wear comfortable clothing, bring your water bottle to stay hydrated, and have a hair tie/clip handy to keep your hair out of the way during the massage sessions.
  • How often should I get a massage?
    It depends on what your needs are if your feeling tightness, pain and feel limited in your range of motion or if you are not sleeping well and are feeling anxious or depressed then its time
  • Will I be sore after a massage?
    It’s normal to feel a bit sore after a massage such as a deep tissue massage. This is generally expected to take 1 - 2 days to subside.
  • How should I prepare for my first visit to the session?
    Ensure a smooth first session on your first visit. You'll fill out a form enlisting details, including medical history and any concerns. Then, we'll review your form and together we will build your treatment plan.
  • What items do I need to prepare or bring with me for my massage appointment?
    Be sure to wear comfortable clothing, bring your water bottle to stay hydrated, and have a hair tie/clip handy to keep your hair out of the way during the massage sessions.
  • How often should I get a massage?
    It depends on what your needs are if your feeling tightness, pain and feel limited in your range of motion or if you are not sleeping well and are feeling anxious or depressed then its time
  • Will I be sore after a massage?
    It’s normal to feel a bit sore after a massage such as a deep tissue massage. This is generally expected to take 1 - 2 days to subside.
  • How should I prepare for my first visit to the session?
    Ensure a smooth first session on your first visit. You'll fill out a form enlisting details, including medical history and any concerns. Then, we'll review your form and together we will build your treatment plan.
  • What items do I need to prepare or bring with me for my massage appointment?
    Be sure to wear comfortable clothing, bring your water bottle to stay hydrated, and have a hair tie/clip handy to keep your hair out of the way during the massage sessions.
  • How often should I get a massage?
    It depends on what your needs are if your feeling tightness, pain and feel limited in your range of motion or if you are not sleeping well and are feeling anxious or depressed then its time
  • Will I be sore after a massage?
    It’s normal to feel a bit sore after a massage such as a deep tissue massage. This is generally expected to take 1 - 2 days to subside.
  • How should I prepare for my first visit to the session?
    Ensure a smooth first session on your first visit. You'll fill out a form enlisting details, including medical history and any concerns. Then, we'll review your form and together we will build your treatment plan.
  • What items do I need to prepare or bring with me for my massage appointment?
    Be sure to wear comfortable clothing, bring your water bottle to stay hydrated, and have a hair tie/clip handy to keep your hair out of the way during the massage sessions.
  • How often should I get a massage?
    It depends on what your needs are if your feeling tightness, pain and feel limited in your range of motion or if you are not sleeping well and are feeling anxious or depressed then its time
  • Will I be sore after a massage?
    It’s normal to feel a bit sore after a massage such as a deep tissue massage. This is generally expected to take 1 - 2 days to subside.
Oneness Medical Massage - home for all traditional chinese medicine, sports therapy, trigger point therapy, and Swedish massage

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