Light finger pressure
The Emmett manual technique in Makarska uses light finger pressure on selected areas of soft tissue. The approach differs from traditional massage with continuous movements over a larger area. At the start of the conversation, explain why you are considering this technique and what you expect from your visit. This allows a clear agreement on the treatment area and the suitability of your chosen treatment.
The technique can be performed through clothing or directly on the skin, depending on the agreed area. When enquiring, ask about positioning, preparation and expected duration, as the price list gives the price of an individual treatment without specifying minutes. Compare the description with the Bowen technique if you want to understand the difference between light finger pressure and shorter sequences of rolling movements.
Preparation and booking
Before your visit, consider what you expect from your chosen treatment and which area you would like to focus on. Describe your preferences during the conversation and ask what the treatment will involve. Wear comfortable clothing and check whether your chosen technique requires any additional preparation. During the treatment, feel free to say if you feel discomfort or need a change of position or a short break. For massage, you can also agree on the intensity of pressure. Your feedback helps adapt the experience to your comfort.
You can request an appointment by phone, email or WhatsApp. Include the treatment name, preferred date, approximate time and your name in the message. If your travel plans leave you with limited time, mention this when arranging your appointment. A booking is valid once FORCA confirms appointment availability. We are on the beach at Put Cvitačke in Makarska, near Hotel Milenij and Hotel Maritimo. The location button opens a map for planning your visit; we recommend arriving a few minutes before your confirmed appointment.