WHAT ABOUT IT!!

This is a new segment calls WHAT ABOUT IT?! I will be answering questions that you are too afraid to tell or ask the massage therapist in person.

Recently, there was an event that I attended, but was not a part of that included foot massages and chair massage.  Since I had done an event there prior, people kept coming to me after their service, asking me questions.  One person (a muscler man) stated the therapist who was performing chair massage, she had her elbow in his collarbone not on the muscle.  He stated that she never once asked him how was the pressure.  Which is a NO-NO?  When a therapist massages a client, within the second effluerage movement, the therapist should ask you "how is the pressure?".  This is manage the therapist pressure of the client.  As therapist we are not there to hurt, but to release tension.

So next time, you go to get a chair massage or a full body, and the therapist does not ask about their pressure on your body, you need to let them know or give them an indication whether is good, bad, hurts or not enough.  A massage is not suppose to hurt.  It is your body and it is not to be abused.

The WHAT ABOUT IT?! segment will be continuous.  So send me your questions.  Have a beautiful day.

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