FAQ · Before an enquiry
Ten answers without a sales maze.
Use the answers to compare scope and prepare a concise question. A final time and service require direct confirmation.
Services and scope
Choosing a starting point
Where should a first-time visitor begin?
Use the introductory consultation when several services could fit. Choose the movement baseline when non-medical observation would provide a useful starting reference.
Is the movement baseline a medical evaluation?
No. It does not diagnose, treat, provide medical clearance or replace appropriate healthcare.
Are published prices final quotes?
They are starting prices for the described scope. The studio confirms the actual service and price before any commitment.
How large is a small group?
Up to four confirmed participants with compatible service needs. Group fit and timing are confirmed directly.
Preparation
Before a session
What should a visitor wear?
Comfortable clothing that allows easy movement and suitable footwear for the agreed session.
Should health records be sent through the form?
No. Do not submit diagnoses, records, payment details or other sensitive information through this catalogue website.
Can a session be changed?
Ask the studio directly. Any cancellation or change terms must be confirmed with the actual time and service.
Contact and privacy
What the website does
Does submitting the form reserve a session?
No. The form creates an enquiry only; a session exists only after direct confirmation.
What happens after an enquiry?
The studio reviews the practical question and replies using the supplied contact detail with fit, scope or next-step information.
How do email updates work?
The subscribe form requests an email for occasional studio notes. Every production message should include removal instructions.
Still deciding?
Ask one useful question.
The studio can explain fit without treating contact as a booking.