Terms & Conditions

Scope of Services

These sessions — including craniosacral therapy, lymphatic drainage therapy, and Reiki — are gentle, hands-on or energy-based modalities designed to support the body’s natural relaxation, balance, and wellness.

Gentle Approach: Techniques are light, non-invasive, and tailored to the client’s comfort level. Depending on the modality, touch may be used directly on the body or lightly above the body.
Purpose: Sessions aim to promote relaxation, reduce tension, support natural body processes, and encourage overall well-being.
Areas of Focus: Depending on the modality, your therapist may work with the head, neck, spine, limbs, or other areas of the body.

Complementary Modality: These sessions are complementary therapies and are not intended to replace medical diagnosis, treatment, or advice from a licensed healthcare provider.

Client Responsibilities and Disclosure

Share Relevant Medical History: Provide accurate and complete health information prior to your first session and update your practitioner of any changes to your medical status.
Consult Healthcare Providers: Sessions do not replace medical care. Follow any guidance from your healthcare provider.
Communicate During Sessions: Let your therapist know immediately if you feel uncomfortable or need to stop a session.
Keep Appointments or Provide Notice: We ask that you provide at least 24 hours’ notice if you need to cancel or reschedule. This allows us to manage our schedule and offer the time to other clients who may be waiting.
Arrive Prepared: Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and arrive on time for your session.
Respect the Clinic Environment: Follow clinic guidelines for accessibility, waiting areas, and general etiquette.

Benefits & Risks

Potential Benefits:
Clients often report a deep sense of relaxation and overall well-being. Other possible benefits may include reduced tension, improved sleep, reduced stress, and increased energy.

Potential Risks / Side Effects:
Side effects are generally mild and temporary. They may include:

A temporary increase in symptoms as the body adjusts (sometimes called a “healing response” or "healing crisis")
Fatigue or emotional release following a session
Heightened awareness of internal physical sensations

If you experience any concerning or severe reactions, contact your practitioner immediately and consult your primary healthcare provider.