Brian Komlance, RMT

03/19/2026

https://gofund.me/c1f00a6cf

I don't normally post these kinds of things on my RMT page but Dan and Jen can use all the help they can get. He is in for the fight of his life with the cancer coming back! And them being in the US, they will be having lots of expenses in the near future!

If you can't help, I would appreciate if you could share it! Thanks in advance! Have a great day and don't forget to book your massage!

Danny’s cancer has returned. Adenoid cystic carcinoma is a rare (3 in one million… Jenn Pressler needs your support for Cancer Round Two. Please help us FIGHT

03/17/2026

What words come to mind when you think of "massage"?

03/17/2026

03/17/2026

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

03/15/2026

Q&A of the Day:
Q: Should I talk during my massage?
A: Whether you talk during a massage is completely up to you.

Some people enjoy chatting with their therapist, while others prefer to stay quiet and relax. Many clients use their massage time to unwind, breathe, and disconnect, so silence is perfectly normal.

Your therapist may check in occasionally about pressure, comfort, or areas that need attention, but otherwise the session can be as quiet or conversational as you like.

The most important thing:
Always speak up if something feels uncomfortable, the pressure needs adjusting, or you have questions during the treatment.

03/15/2026

Let's discuss: What length of massage do you choose? Is there a benefit to one over the other?

There are scenarios in which a shorter massage (even 30 minutes) could be the optimal choice. For example, a short session can be great for athletes, elderly clients, or those with medical conditions that may fatigue quicker.

Personal schedule or health benefits coverage may also impact a person's choice of treatment length.

On the other hand, longer sessions may allow for more targeted therapy to hone in on certain issues and allow for specialized techniques, such as myofascial cupping. It may also allow for deeper relaxation.

There is no one-size-fits-all solution, but what's your take? Let us know in the comments!