Massage therapy is a growing field, and many practitioners are looking for ways to increase their income and grow their clientele. One way to do this is to get involved in the world of Workers’ Compensation billing for massage therapy services.
As much as you probably don’t want to think about it, you could find yourself in a situation tomorrow where you have lost the ability to work with your hands—temporarily or permanently—and desperately in need of a backup plan.
My goal is to help you understand and embrace the healthiest foods for personal wellness and disease prevention, which means reclaiming the simple foods that our ancestors ate and that have helped humans thrive for most of our history.
Massage therapists, including physicians, nutritionists, acupuncturists and others, are important players on pain-management teams. An integrative approach to pain management can also include using plant-derived pain-reducing and anti-inflammatory compounds such as cannabidiol (CBD).
Many longtime massage therapists have stayed in this career by stretching and strengthening the body for massage work. This article will provide the foundation and inspiration for stretching your body to lengthen your career.
If you lose clients from your client base, you have to attract new clients to replace them. That’s a good reason to focus on client retention, of course. Beyond that, however, your client base is a source of so much other value to your practice, including filling up your schedule, online reviews and word-of-mouth promotion.
Client acquisition is a linchpin to running a successful business. Small-business owners, in particular, need to have a keen focus on how they engage their potential customer pool and also how they inspire their current customer stable as well.
You need a website. If you build it yourself, you can save money. However, you will need to invest some time to learn a few new things. Is it worth it? You might have recently asked yourself, “how do I get a website?” To answer that question, let’s put everything on the table to see if building a website is for you, starting with comparing costs.