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Swedish Massage in West Linn
Gentle, flowing massage tailored to your comfort
Swedish massage typically uses light-to-moderate pressure, long gliding strokes, and rhythmic kneading. It can be a good choice when you prefer a calm, relaxing session or are new to massage. Your therapist will ask about your goals and pressure preferences and can adjust the session at any time.
Is Swedish Massage a Good Fit?
Swedish massage may suit adults who prefer lighter pressure, a slower pace, or a general relaxation-focused session. It may also be a comfortable introduction to professional massage. Please tell your therapist about injuries, recent procedures, pregnancy, medications, allergies, or health concerns that may affect massage. Massage is not a diagnosis or a substitute for medical care; seek a qualified healthcare professional for unexplained, severe, or worsening symptoms.
What to Expect at Om Massage
Before the session, your therapist will ask about pressure, areas you would like addressed, and areas to avoid. You may request changes, pause, or end the session at any time. Professional draping is used, and only the area being worked on is uncovered. Fresh linens are used for each client, and the session remains within an Oregon-licensed massage therapist’s scope of practice.
Optional Add-Ons
Ask about current availability when booking. Essential oil may be selected for fragrance, hot stones or a steam eye mask for warmth, and a salt scrub for gentle exfoliation. Foot reflexology may be available as a separate or combined booking option. Please share fragrance allergies, skin sensitivity, reduced heat sensation, pregnancy, or other relevant health concerns. Add-ons are offered for comfort and personal preference, not as medical treatment or a guaranteed outcome.
Book Your Swedish Massage
Give yourself permission to pause. Let our skilled therapists guide you back to a place of balance and tranquility.
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"May You Be at Peace."