Therapy Massage: Practical Guides & Tips
Therapy on this site means massages that aim to relax, heal, or boost intimacy. You'll find guides about tantric, lingam, footjob, prostate, hot stone and other sensual techniques. This page helps you pick the right session, stay safe, and get the most from each visit.
How to choose a therapy session
Start by deciding what you want: deep relaxation, sexual wellness, or emotional connection. Read the service description carefully and check reviews. Look for clear pricing, a clean studio, and therapists who list certifications or training. If a listing is vague or pushes extra services aggressively, walk away.
Ask simple questions before booking: what's included, how long is the session, and what can I expect physically and emotionally? Good places answer directly and respect boundaries. Trust your gut - if communication feels awkward, pick another studio.
What to expect during a session
Most sessions begin with a short chat about health, allergies, and boundaries. You'll be shown the room, towels, and where to place your clothes. Therapists usually start with light touch to warm muscles, then move to focused techniques that match the session type. Speak up if anything is uncomfortable - therapists prefer feedback.
Hygiene matters: clean linens, washed hands, and safe oils. If the therapist skips these basics, end the session. Consent and clear limits are part of professional therapy - no surprises, no pressure.
Some therapies are more intimate, like lingam or prostate work. Those need extra care, slow pace, and yes - open talk about boundaries and aftercare. If you're nervous, ask for a shorter introductory session or a therapist trained in medical or tantric approaches.
Tips to get more from a therapy session: arrive hydrated, avoid alcohol beforehand, and wear comfortable clothes. Breathe slowly during the massage and keep your muscles loose. Tell the therapist if pressure is too light or too firm - small changes make a big difference.
Aftercare is often overlooked. Drink water, rest for a bit, and notice any emotional changes. Some sessions release strong feelings; having time alone or a calm ride home helps. If you feel pain afterward, contact the therapist and consider seeing a healthcare provider.
Pricing and etiquette matter. Tipping is common where allowed, but never feel forced. Be punctual, show respect, and follow studio rules about phones and photography. If you want extra services, discuss them before the session - surprises are uncomfortable for both sides.
If you're new, try a reputable studio with clear policies and trained staff. For advanced techniques, ask about training and experience. Keep a short list of trusted spots, and update it as you try new places. Good therapy should leave you relaxed, centered, and safe - again and again.
Safety and legal side: check studio licensing and local laws. In Prague and other cities, regulations vary - good studios post permits and show clear service boundaries. Never share personal payment info outside the studio's official system. If something feels illegal or unsafe, leave and report the place to local authorities or a consumer board.
Save notes after visits for reference.
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