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We all have to start somewhere, and the way is not always clear. Here you can come and post your questions or concerns among other massage therapists. We are all here to help one another grow.
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Latest Activity: May 28, 2016
Hello everyone,I have been practicing at a DC's office for the last two years (since graduating and licensure), and am finally feeling ready to begin my own practice. I've leased a small studio…Continue
Started by Dawn K. Hammer Jan 26, 2014.
I am a student and I enjoy having different body types to practice on. I work it as if I have a business already, but without pay. I have found that many don't take our profession as serious as if it…Continue
Started by Tanya Shyes. Last reply by Sarah Trueb Mar 12, 2013.
Hello! I finish MT school in two weeks - woo hoo! I've given two massage demos to potential employers. The first time I was asked to "show what you know" and I tried to mix Swedish, Deep Tissue…Continue
Started by Laura Garza Jul 23, 2012.
There are so many ways to market your services there days, you have social networking, business cards, flyers, billboards and word of mouth. Which form of marketing is leading and why do you think it…Continue
Started by Tanya Shyes. Last reply by Laura Garza Jul 23, 2012.
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Hi all! Passed the NCBTM last week - woot!!
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Ah ha - I was looking for a group for fellow students but this will probably be perfect!
As new therapists, it's important to get your name there. I'd like to invite massage therapists and holistic practitioners to list their services in my directory. The Basic listing is free. Also, many articles about energy healing and integrative therapies.
The EXCITEMENT of being a new Massage Therapist!! There are so many directions to choose from and which will be the best fit for you? As you build your business, money is important. Think about working part-time for someone else as you build your private practice. Remember that ethically you should not take clients from your employer, but use your part-time job to hone your skills and try new ideas before you put them into your private practice. Massage therapy is a CONSTANT learning experience. Every day you will see the body do wonderous things to heal itself, all with a little help from you.
Yea your not the first to suggest Lotus touch kits I think that is what I'm going with thanks for the info..
Dayna there is also a Aromotherpy group you can join. I am sure they have lots of inoformation and can answer some of your questions as well, if not all of them. Please continue to ask and together we all will try and find answers to help one another.
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