Touch Studio of Massage

Touch Studio of Massage is a small massage practice at 1234 19th Street NW near Dupont Circle in Washington, D.C. The inherited profile used “1234 Main Street, Suite 200,” an address that does not match the business records or current booking directory. Current third-party information places the studio in suite 700, while an older corporate directory lists suite 600; guests should confirm the floor or suite when booking.

The available menu is focused primarily on massage rather than a full day-spa circuit. A current Spa Week listing publishes Swedish, deep-tissue, pain-relief, AromaTouch and longer “Deluxe Touch” sessions. It also lists Reiki, chakra-balancing, hypnosis and neuro-linguistic-programming sessions under wellness. These services are distinct in purpose and evidence base, and no complementary practice should be treated as medical diagnosis, rehabilitation or a substitute for licensed health care.

There is no verified evidence of a swimming pool, sauna, steam room, hydrotherapy area, beauty salon, facial programme or hotel amenities. The earlier directory copy referred broadly to a luxurious spa experience and hot-stone therapy without a traceable current source. Those unsupported claims have been removed. Visitors should expect an independent treatment studio and ask exactly what room, table, linens and privacy arrangements are provided.

The current listing gives opening hours of 10:00 to 19:00 Monday through Friday, 09:00 to 16:00 on Saturday and closed Sunday. It lists telephone 202-429-8666. The business domain recorded by corporate directories was unavailable when checked, so this page does not publish it as a working official website. Telephone confirmation is advisable before travelling.

When reserving, ask for the therapist's full name, relevant District of Columbia licence where required, the exact modality, session length, current price, intake procedure, draping standard, cancellation terms and accepted payment methods. Explain whether the objective is general relaxation, sports recovery or work on a specific area so the studio can say whether the request is within the practitioner's scope.

Massage pressure should be agreed before treatment and may be changed at any time. Disclose pregnancy, recent surgery, acute injury, clotting risk, skin conditions, allergies, loss of sensation, medications and other factors that could affect safe positioning or pressure. Seek medical advice for unexplained pain, neurological symptoms or acute injury rather than relying on massage.

The published menu includes energy and mind-body sessions alongside massage. Guests should ask what training or credential supports each service, what it is intended to do, and whether any claims are evidence-based. No guaranteed health outcome should be inferred from the name of a treatment. Consent can be withdrawn at any time, and professional boundaries should remain clear throughout the appointment.

Accessibility is not documented. Because the practice is inside a multi-suite building, confirm step-free entrance, elevator access, door widths, accessible toilet availability and whether the treatment table can accommodate mobility needs. Also ask where to check in and whether building reception requires identification.

The inherited image was a generic close-up of hands over a client's back and contained no identifiable connection to this studio, photographer credit or reuse licence. It has been removed. Six current, rights-cleared images remain required, including the building entrance, suite signage, reception, treatment room and two representative service setups.

Information was checked on 14 August 2026 using a current booking directory, corporate listing and government archive because the recorded official domain did not load. Reconfirm the suite, hours, therapist, licence, treatment, price and policies directly by telephone before visiting.