What the session includes
A luxurious 75-minute full-body massage extends standard sessions so therapists can give thorough attention to every area. The session is scheduled as 75 MINUTES and costs $150. During that time a therapist works through the body in a deliberate sequence—legs, torso, shoulders and neck—pausing longer on areas you or the therapist identify for extra attention.
In our Cambridge location near Harvard Square, treatment rooms are arranged for privacy and easy access from the Harvard Square MBTA station. Expect professional draping and a brief intake to review preferences, current conditions, and pressure levels before the table. Sessions are designed to fit commuting schedules common for students and professionals in the area.
How focus is chosen
Before the massage, your therapist will do a short consultation to learn about current discomfort, activity levels, and personal preference for pressure. This conversation guides where the extra time is spent during the 75 MINUTES—whether that means longer work on shoulders for commuters or targeted attention around areas stressed by cycling and walking common in Cambridge.
Because the appointment is longer than shorter options, you and your therapist may choose balanced full-body coverage or concentrated focus on problem areas. That trade-off matters: broad coverage refreshes the whole body, while focused time delivers more depth in specific spots. Many clients in the neighborhood book 75 MINUTES to fit between classes, work shifts, or shopping on Brattle Street.
After session care suggestions
After a 75 MINUTES session you may notice temporary warmth or reduced tension where the therapist worked. It can help to drink water afterward and move gently for the rest of the day to gauge how your body responds. If you have plans in Harvard Square or a commute, allow a few extra minutes to dress and transition back to activity.
Seasonal changes in Cambridge influence what clients request: colder winter months and brisk commutes often lead clients to seek warmer, more restorative appointments, while humid summers may change clothing choices. Tell your therapist about temperature sensitivity or recent outdoor activity so they can adjust room temperature and pressure within the session timeframe.
