ChrisRyan's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: May 25, 23:49

- Absolutely. Massage school will teach you the basics. The anatomy, the technique and how to keep your massage space sanitary. However, most everything I know has been learned through experience. That’s the important part of learning. The day to day interaction with different types of bodies and personalities. This is where you will grow as a therapist.

- To me success is directly related to your own self worth. I value my unique talents and work hard to stay on top of the latest techniques and trends. So yes, I absolutely consider myself not only a successful masseur, but a successful person as well.

- I am extremely tactile and love working with my hands. I also like to help others and genuinely care about their wellbeing. Making my clients feel good keeps me feeling good.

- Know your stuff! Work with love and integrity. Find your special niche. Listen to your intuition and trust your instinct. It will really help to define who you are as a practitioner.

- I’m terribly shy and hate being the center of attention. I work hard on being social and outgoing but it is definitely hard work on my part. I really can’t stand being put on the spot and was always a nervous speaker in front of crowds because of it.

- I love to exercise, hike with my dogs, anything outdoors in the sun and fresh air. when I am home I enjoy cooking, gardening and taking long naps. I am also an amateur silversmith and enjoy creating when I have the time to spare.

- Completely refreshed, relaxed and pain free. Comfortable in their body and calm in their mind. I also strive to make sure my clients feel that their money was well spent. Making sure that they are looking forward to their next session with me before they walk out the door!

- Definitely my sincerity and genuine interest in their well-being and physical health. I also really love what I do and I feel that it shows through in my work.