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This group will discuss all about getting started. We will need some experience for guidance and references as well, I hope everyone will help these beginners across the bridge.
Website: http://www.worldmassagefestival.com
Location: world wide
Members: 271
Latest Activity: Oct 16, 2019
Lots of Questions
I am getting a lot of questions from therapists just starting out and thought maybe a discussion group could serve as a reference point for them.
This time of transition is a delicate time. So many therapists lose confidence. Do not let this be you. This group is here to help you make it. You ARE one of us!
There is now an alliance forming for therapists and students at the Massage Therapy Alliance of America. Click on this link for details http://www.mtaamassage.org
Discussion Forum
Save The Trees, Check Out Soapvault 2 Replies
I stumbled across this and think it's an excellent idea!Too much paperwork for your SOAP notes that kill a lot of trees and take up valuable office space. Now for only $9 a month, you can truly 'go…Continue
Started by Laurie Weber. Last reply by Mark Volkmann Apr 30, 2013.
Which Body Part is the BEST to Use to Perform a Massage? 2 Replies
Our latest blog post reveals the good and bad of using various body parts to work…Continue
Tags: prevention, blog, injury, therapists, massage
Started by Lauriann Greene, CEAS. Last reply by Lauriann Greene, CEAS Nov 29, 2011.
No-Mind Massage Therapy
~ I've written up a blog post that may assist fellow massage therapists, especially new massage therapists. Hopefully you will reach this 'epiphany' quicker than I did, if you haven't already …Continue
Started by Las Vegas Massage In Summerlin Aug 16, 2011.
Is it a good idea to go into private practice without field experience? 10 Replies
ok. so here is the question. I am a massage therapy student. I will be graduating in september. Two of my classmates want me to join them in renting a commercial property right after we are all…Continue
Started by christina. Last reply by christina Jul 14, 2011.
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Comment by Las Vegas Massage In Summerlin on March 11, 2010 at 4:28pm
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Massage business cards are important to our massage business, regardless if we're working for ourselves or someone else.
I've updated my website page for massage business cards with more massage marketing tips to attract clients. (Thus, if you've already seen what I've written, visit again! ;))
I've added one huge tip that I'm certain many have used, yet no-one's written about.
Come take a look!
Massage Business Cards
Kris
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Comment by Gloria Coppola on March 3, 2010 at 7:11pm
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Continuing Education and Travel? Today's Blog:
http://massagecareers.blogspot.com/2010/03/getting-your-education-w...
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Comment by Ann Ross on March 1, 2010 at 6:55pm
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My latest blog post:
The top 5 things that propelled me to success in 6 months.
http://www.massagemarketingmentor.com/from-zero-clients-to-10-15-pe...
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Today's Blog: Educational Opportunities
http://massagecareers.blogspot.com/2010/02/educational-opportunitie...
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Comment by Erica Olson on February 23, 2010 at 3:14pm
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I thought Step 1 was "Cut a hole in the box."
Sorry, sorry, nevermind.
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Comment by Gaelle Norlawi on February 23, 2010 at 11:02am
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Hi all, I just wanted to pass along a great site that a couple of people here have already recommended - www.WholeVisit.com, its actually a free marketing site for health professionals like us. For all you new massage therapists out there, you should definitely set one up. It even gives you your own web address. Plus it helps you get referrals from other specialists like chiroprators. Definitely a great and free resource. This is step 1.
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Comment by Laurie Weber on February 21, 2010 at 8:21am
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Loved your blog Gloria on Reiki. While many massage therapists do incorporate Reiki into their massage programs, I noticed that there are far too many who are hesitant to promote this in their business. Not sure exactly what the reasons are, other than they are afraid that they will be seen as 'spiritual weirdos' to their clients or perhaps they themselves don't believe in it. I find this especially true in the Eastern states where Reiki is seen by the general public as nothing more than hype and not a true form of healing. I find this sad and wish more therapists out there would not be afraid to promote their gifts. I am proud to offer this form of energy healing in my business because I have seen actual healing take place, not only spiritually, and emotionally but physically as well.
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Much to say about the Truth in Massage Wages for New LMT's. After you read this blog, follow Kris Kelly's advice on how to build your clientele ;)
http://massagecareers.blogspot.com/2010/02/truth-about-massage-wage...
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