Maybe you haven't because you're not sure what you're getting into. Before you go get rubbed When you call to set up an appointment for a massage remember to ask what type of massage your therapist is certified in. If you get an answer that isn't Swedish or Esalen ask her to clarify what it is that she does. You can chat a bit about what you want and whether she can provide it for you. If you are under 18 be sure to tell her your age.
Many massage therapists have policies about treatment of minors.
It would be awkward if you arrive at your appointment alone, only to find out that your therapist requires your parent or guardian to be present. Paperwork before bodywork When you arrive for your appointment you will be asked to fill out a health form of some kind, so it's good to arrive at least five minutes early. Because the business of massage therapy is not necessarily regulated nor licensed the same in every state. I recommend a background check on a therapist prior to receiving a massage from them. Don't expect your therapist to provide you with the full length of time on the table if you're late.