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.
 

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.

Massage therapists specialize in the Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology of the body as it relates to soft tissue injury, treatment and prevention. They use a variety of different techniques or modalities to ease muscular tension and stress, relieve pain from injuries and accelerate healing from certain chronic and acute conditions. Here is some helpful information on how to become a certified Massage Therapist in California.

STEP ONE: Choosing a School.