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Massage Therapy Intake Form

Prepare a massage therapy appointment with clear treatment goals, focus areas, comfort preferences, and contact details.

3 min8 questionsEmail QuestionPhone Number QuestionSelection Question
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About this template

A client-friendly massage therapy intake form that gathers practical appointment preferences without asking for unnecessary medical detail or implying clinical advice.

Common use cases

  • prepare-appointments
  • collect-client-preferences

What this template collects

  • Appointment goal
  • Focus areas
  • Pressure preference
  • Contact details

Recommended for

  • Massage therapists
  • Wellness clinics

Make it yours

Ask only information needed to prepare the appointment, explain how sensitive responses are handled, and add jurisdiction-specific consent language after professional review.

Included features

  • Email Question
  • Phone Number Question
  • Selection Question

Start every appointment with a clearer client conversation

Who this template is for

Gather the practical preferences, relevant health information, consent choices, and appointment goals needed to prepare for a respectful massage therapy consultation.

  • Independent massage therapists
  • Wellness clinics
  • Spa and studio teams
  • Client care coordinators

A better request experience

Why use this template

Prepare with the right context

Invite clients to share their session goals, preferences, accessibility needs, relevant history, and the information your lawful, professional intake process requires before the appointment.

Set clear consent expectations

Use clear, plain-language questions to discuss what is optional, how information is handled, practical comfort preferences, and when a conversation with the practitioner is needed.

Keep intake organised

Collect consistent information before the session so practitioners can review it through their established professional, privacy, and record-management process.

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How to put it to work

  1. 01

    Tailor the intake to your practice

    Include only the questions needed for your appointment preparation, professional obligations, and the services you actually provide; avoid collecting information you cannot justify or protect.

  2. 02

    Explain privacy, consent, and boundaries

    Tell clients why information is requested, who can access it, how to update it, and how they can discuss boundaries, comfort, or questions with their practitioner.

  3. 03

    Review before the appointment

    Use the completed intake as the starting point for a professional conversation, confirm details in person, and follow your established referral, emergency, and recordkeeping procedures when needed.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

What should a massage therapy intake form include?

Include the appointment goals, relevant health and comfort information, preferences, consent choices, contact details, and any practice-specific questions that are genuinely needed for a safe professional consultation.

Should clients complete the form before their appointment?

Often, yes. A pre-appointment form gives clients time to consider their answers and lets the practitioner review the information before confirming important details together.

How should client intake information be handled?

Collect only what you need, explain the purpose and access rules clearly, use an appropriate secure record process, and follow the privacy, retention, and professional requirements that apply to your practice.

Can this form replace medical or emergency advice?

No. An intake form supports an appointment conversation; it does not diagnose, provide medical advice, or replace urgent medical care. Follow your professional referral and emergency procedures where appropriate.

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