A massage is meant to be a relaxing experience – a time to alleviate tension, pressure and toxins building up in our bodies. And knowing how to handle and avoid uncomfortable situations with clients can help you keep them coming back!
The following tips can help you and your clients understand some of the common things everyone may be thinking of before, during and after a massage, but are too afraid to ask.
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How to Put Your Massage Clients at Ease
Top 5 Trending Winter Fashion Accessories
Being a student of Design means knowing what the trends are and being able to create the trends before they happen. How do you stay trendy this holiday without breaking the budget for gift-giving? One word. Accessories. Here are the top five accessories to make any ensemble stand out this winter season.
5 Simple Stress Relief Tips
Stress can sometimes be our friend, but most of the time stress relief is really what we strive for in our daily lives. A day doesn't go by where you don't hear someone complain about having a headache, or their back hurting, or their feet aching. Do you ever wonder if you could contribute to the solution rather than the problem? Becoming a Certified Massage Therapist is the path for you.
Physical stress and mental stress are interrelated. Here are 5 easy stress relievers that you can use today and everyday.
Entrepreneurs, Civic, and Community Leaders Join Forces at Fremont University’s Los Angeles Campus Opening
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – November 8, 2010 Andrew Cherng, founder of Panda Restaurant Group; Bill Simon, co-founder of William E. Simon and Sons; Gil Garcetti, former Los Angeles County District Attorney; Mimi Song, president and CEO of Superior Grocers; and Kathy Schloessman, president of LA Sports & Entertainment Commission joined 50 other southern California business… Read more »
Social Media Marketing: 5 Simple Things You Can Do to Improve Online Presence
Social Media Marketing majors out there understand how important it is to promote a company using non-traditional methods…especially in the age of digital communication. Some people don’t even leave their houses anymore to shop. Others keep track of their favorite brands and companies solely via the web. Many people wait to read online movie reviews before stepping out to the theatre. And it doesn’t stop there. That’s where social media marketing comes in.
Examples of Great Business Leaders and How They Became Successful
We all know a good business leader when we see one, but it’s often difficult for us to pinpoint what makes someone a good leader. What exactly do people do or not do that makes them great at conceptualizing, focusing, and putting their ideas into practice, really successfully?
Career College Central Names Sabrina Kay One of the Industry’s Most Influential Figures
As another milestone in a remarkable career, Fremont University Chancellor and CEO Dr. Sabrina Kay was acknowledged by Career College Central as one of the year’s most influential executives in the career college industry. The article in the May 2010 issue recognizes these influential figures as people who are willing to step into the spotlight and bring a positive focus on the industry.
Dr. Sabrina Kay Reelected to Career College Association’s Board of Directors
As announced today, Dr. Sabrina Kay has been reelected for an additional three-year term as an institutional member of the Career College Association’s (CCA) Board of Directors. She was first elected to the board in 2001, and served as chair for the CCA President’s Financial Advisory Council from 2003 through 2007. The CCA is one of the leaders in the career college industry, and their continued recognition of Dr.
Fremont University President and CEO, Sabrina Kay featured in Career Education Review
The Career Education Review interviewed Dr. Sabrina Kay, President and CEO of Fremont University on being dedicated to student success. Starting as a 21-year-old immigrant from Korea, Sabrina Kay has achieved remarkable success through a combination of extreme hard work and dedication. Her achievements include the development of a learning system currently in use at Fremont University and detailed in this issue.
