Kez's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Aug 12, 06:03

- Nothing is easy. Be willing to put in the work on a client’s body. Bodywork is hard work. And clients deserve the best for their time with you.

- I am incredibly skilled at what I do. I have more than 15 years of experience and have amassed an armor of skills to benefit the bodies of my clients. I am comfortable in my skin and hope to make others comfortable in theirs through my bodywork.

- Since 2008. I will be one for the rest of my life. Eventually, of course, I will incorporate another career.

- In a manner of speaking, yes. I have excellent reviews and have longevity in this field. Massage is hard work, evidently. Body mechanics and taking care of our bodies are essential in delivering great massage for my clients. But such self-care also translates to longevity and success. I had been away for some time, but have now recently returning and I am slowly building a solid client base that appreciates my skills.

- I want them to feel whole, rested, renewed, ready to take on the world again. I want them to feel that they do not want to come out of my therapy room or leave the warmth of my table or have to say goodbye to my great skills. And of course I want them to feel this is something they want to do again and/or continue doing as a form of self-care.

- I am highly perceptive. Perhaps this is because I am deaf. Nonetheless, I am perceptive and quite attentive when it comes to making sure a client gets an excellent massage and that they feel safe, welcome, nurtured, and accepted.

- Yes. I didn't have a table. I did not know what I was doing. It was a trial and error thing. I had to start somewhere as it is with everything. I eventually obtained a high quality table not much different from he current one I have. So many years have transpired since then. I strive for excellence and hope my clients all appreciate my effort and the evident skills I have acquired over time. And I also eventually become licensed.

- I would not use the word addictive. I like helping people by creating a healing effect that's adjacent to the whole holistic approach of having a healthier and happier life. In this sense, this is something that creates a sense of fulfillment for me, so expressed in that manner, I would say yes, I would miss helping people and being part of their journey to a healthier and happier life.

- My hobbies are art, creating art, photography. Computer programming as well as languages in general. I love carpentry and gardening as well. Though I do not own my own home, I do hope that one day when I do, I will find comfort, solace, and peace in some of these hobbies, which I cannot fully practice yet.

- I want them to feel whole, rested, renewed, ready to take on the world again. I want them to feel that they do not want to come out of my therapy room or leave the warmth of my table or have to say goodbye to my great skills.

- I want them to know I am highly skilled at what I do, and that I am a deaf individual who is also extremely educated. I want them to know that they are assured of getting an excellent massage through me, and that I have more than 15+ years of experience to back my skills and my ability to deliver an excellent massage.

- Absolutely. And it is a learning curve. It takes time. Furthermore, constant continuing education is necessary.

- I hardly ever travel. But I should. I’m more of a homebody but so like to travel but not alone.