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Myofascial Cupping has been around since the early 19th century – only recently has the image of purple circles on professional athlete’s backs created attention to an ancient myofascial therapy. The cups and techniques have changed over time, but the basic premise of the cups providing suction to decompress the underlying tissue remains the same. Become a master fascial manipulator with RockPods. Unique set of eight silicone pods, 4 large, and 4 smalls, allow you to grab, pull and push fascia to treat pain, mobility and movement dysfunctions.
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Employment as a massage therapist is a viable career option, whether full-time or part-time. If you decide to apply for a job, you might be selected to come in for an interview. A successful interview is a key component of landing your desired job. There are many jobs available to you today, in venues including clinics, chiropractors’ offices, other massage therapists’ practices, franchises and spas.
It might seem crazy to ask if you are looking forward to the end of your career, particularly if you have just begun—but the question is intended in the most literal sense. Are you looking forward, meaning do you have a clear vision of the trajectory of your massage therapist career path and how it will end? As a wise businessperson in a hands-on field, you must map out a path to ensure that you end your career rather than your career ending you.
Networking with physicians can be challenging if it’s something you haven’t done before and if you aren’t familiar with the medical terminology. But at the same time, this new connection will be invaluable for your career. Here we present several resources for you to begin your networking journey.