FAQ

The number of sessions depends on the individual and the condition being treated. Chronic conditions that have developed over months or years generally take longer to address than acute issues. At your first visit, your practitioner will recommend a starting frequency and an estimated number of sessions, then reassess as you progress and respond to treatment.

A common starting recommendation is twice a week for the first few weeks, then tapering down as symptoms improve. This is similar to other course-of-treatment approaches — like a round of antibiotics, where completing the recommended course matters even after you start feeling better. Stopping treatment too early is one of the most common reasons patients don't hold onto early gains.

Results vary. Some patients notice significant relief after a single session; others need several before experiencing a meaningful shift. Your practitioner tracks your response carefully and adjusts the plan accordingly — there's no one-size-fits-all protocol here.

Ultimately, your treatment plan is yours to shape together with your practitioner. The goal is always to taper treatments as your health improves and your body learns to maintain the gains on its own — not to keep you coming in indefinitely. Book online to get started, or contact us if you'd like to talk through what to expect for your specific situation.