BodyworkByBrad's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Jul 23, 2020

- I hope clients feel confident in their decision to have spent their time and money with me as well as looking forward to what they have planned next with intent to schedule with me again.

- No, you can be successful without any training; it depends on your intentions and motivation.

- Definitely a homebody but I do enjoy travel.

- I have been practicing for 16 years and I’ll continue until I can’t anymore.

- My ability to connect with the body and intuition.

- Maintain good form/posture and you will last a long time, otherwise it is said to be a “7 year burnout”.

- I became a massage therapist to further educate myself about the human body and how it functions and heals itself in order to help others with their health and wellness goals.

- I like to play volleyball and tennis, hiking, would like to kayak and explore my city more as well as travel near and far.

- I hope they feel relaxed, rejuvenated, healthy, informed/educated about their body and how it functions.

- My intentions are always to help heal.

- Yes, I have helped heal many people.

- Yes and no. I enjoy helping to heal people but it takes a lot of energy out of you.

- I decided to be a massage therapist during a college internship in the Athletic Training center for my University. While working on a student athlete with a calf injury they commented on my strength and skill and the heat coming from my hands. It clicked and I knew what I wanted to do after college.