Emotional Energy Maintenance: Create Healthy Boundaries with Massage Clients
Emotional energy is subtle for massage therapists and can be the most unrecognized of all energy exchanges with clients.
Want to Create a Profitable Massage Practice? These Two Variables Will Make or Break Your Business
Your income is not your profit. Simply stated, an entrepreneur can see a monthly income on their ledger; however, this does not necessarily result in the running of a profitable business.
This is How Yoga Builds Balance and Resilience
One of the challenges in a profession where you are continually caring for others—such as massage therapy—is regularly taking the time for self-care, so your own well doesn’t run dry. Here we invite you to consider yoga to replenish yourself and take care of your nervous system.
7 Guerrilla Marketing Tactics for Your Practice
Guerrilla marketing—it’s an interesting term. For many, it conjures up visions of being ambushed by advertisers lurking behind hedgerows and dumpsters. And actually, that’s not too far off the mark.
Body Mechanics Makeover: Avoid the Crumple Zone
You learned the basics of body mechanics in school, and have developed your own—good or bad—habits as you have practiced massage.
Have You Considered Retailing Massage Products? These 7 Articles Will Get Your Sales Up & Running
As a massage professional, your clients see you as a valuable source of information on flexibility and muscular pain relief. You can ethically build on your reputation to become the source of hard-to-find massage products your clients can use for their self-care between sessions, or purchase as holiday gifts.
Stacked Vs. Unstacked Joints: The Body Mechanics Study That Matters
My body was broken. The diagnosis from the orthopedist confirmed it. Could learning to practice with different body mechanics really help?
Is Your Practice Prepared for the Next Crisis? Why Taking a Look Back is the Best Way to Meet Future Challenges
Once an immediate crisis has passed—you’ve ensured everyone’s safety, put steps in place for the future, gotten leaders aligned in their messaging, and so on—your work is not done. Trauma is outside the norm, and this phase, moving into stability, is when trouble often arises.