Massage FAQ 

On your first visit, you will be given a Medical  & Wellness Assessment Questionnaire to complete as it is important as your therapist to understand your current or previous injuries, medical or  well-being condition in order to deliver the best results from a tailored approach.  Follow by the massage. 

Prior  the massage begin, I will leave the room  to give you privacy  to prepare yourself on the massage table.   Gents should undress and leave your short pants, boxer or underwear  on.  Ladies will be the same as men, but with an option to wear a patient gown    in order for me to access  your  back freely.  Fresh  fleece blankets  to preperly draped  yourself  to cover your enitre body. Once is done I will knock the door   and start the treatment.  

Full body massage will be given  with Raynor massage treatment (excluding gentile area) area) especially on head, hands  & legs. Client will be  fully draped  in a soft comfortable fleece  and  only  uncover the working area  one at a time.   This is to ensure   your comfort and privacy .   

For ladies, please ensure all your jewellery   and  hair accessorries  are removed.  If possible,  please come with simplest facial make up. 

For bodywork bone setting  treatment,  undressing is not necessary.  Guys normally be asked to remove   thier top  and ladies will be give a patient gown with bra on  in order to access the entire back adjustment with therapeutic massage. 

Just to make this clear  that  Raynor massage is a deep tissue  treatment and I  will working  together with you  to find  your body root tension point  in order to release you from discomfort and blockage.  Therefore, there may be a certain level of discomfort  during the treatment. However,  I will  regularly check your  sustainable pressure with you  to make sure you are comfortable with it. 

Most  people will feel instant re-energize  and  lighter  after  the treatment. Some   will feel complete relax and feeling sleepy  as   Raynor massage and tradisional bone setting   will remove your body toxin, discomfortness  and pain. 

This is perfectly  common for some people   and it is nothing to worry about. The day after your massage it is possible that you may feel a little tender in areas where you had tightly held tension which I worked deeply into. Some will feel soreness and it will pass soon. The overall result of releasing the residual tension and the wonderful relief that brings should make up for any mild discomfort.

This is certainly   YES as long as  your companion is sitting there  to observe  without chating so that I can  put 100% effort in the treatment.   As a extra service, free WiFi will be provded. 

As a qualified Raynor massage therapist I abide by the code of conduct followed by my teachers as follows. 

Brandon Raynor’s School of Natural Therapies is accredited by the International Natural Therapists Association Incorporated and therefore aligns its Professional Code of Conduct with this Association. 

1. The Brandon Raynor’s School of Natural Therapies (“BRSNT”) Practitioner will, when acting in a professional capacity, place the health, comfort and welfare of the client beyond the Practitioner’s self interest.
2. The BRSNT Practitioner will, at all times, concede that the client has the ultimate say in what treatment they will accept. They will obtain the client’s consent to treat the parts of the body indicated, prior to treatment, and ensure that the client understands the treatment offered and material risks involved and is willing to accept this treatment. 
3. The BRSNT Practitioner will work only within the boundaries imposed by their training and qualifications, and will neither assume roles, nor adopt treatment procedures, nor offer advice, unless their training and qualifications clearly empower the Practitioner to do so. 
4. The BRSNT Practitioner will refer clients to a Health Professional with suitable qualifications and training where the client’s condition or needs are beyond the boundaries of the Practitioner’s qualifications and training. 
5. The information given to the BRSNT Practitioner by the client as an element of consultation will be treated as confidential. 
6. The BRSNT Practitioner will maintain and/or make all reasonable efforts to keep his/her practical and theoretical skills at the high standard expected of a BRSNT practitioner. 
7. The BRSNT Practitioner will conduct him/herself within all legal, moral and ethical boundaries when interacting with any client.
8. The BRSNT Practitioner will not enter into an intimate or sexual relationship with a client under their care. 
9. Information concerning fees charged for services will be brought to the attention of the client prior to treatment. 

Duty of Care 

The primary professional duty of a practitioner is to competently assist the client to optimum health, within the circumstances of the client’s condition. 

Under no circumstances will a practitioner knowingly undertake any action that would adversely affect the health of a client. 

The practitioner will act at all times with honesty, integrity and responsibility, to uphold the standards of Brandon Raynor’s School of Natural Therapies in conjunction with the International Natural Therapists Association.