TouchTraveler

How would you like someone that contacts you for a massage to feel when they leave?

When someone leaves a massage with me, I would like them to feel deeply relaxed, calm, and at peace. I hope they'll notice an improvement in how their body feels, with less tension and stress.

I strive for my clients to feel heard and understood, knowing that their specific needs and goals were addressed during the session. I want people to leave feeling valued and cared for, and confident in the benefits of regular massage therapy for their well-being.

Ultimately, my goal is for each person to feel better than when they arrived, and to look forward to their next massage. I'm here to provide a positive and rejuvenating experience that enhances their overall health and quality of life.

How often do you travel? Do you prefer to travel or are you more of a homebody?

As a massage therapist, I do travel for my work, but mostly locally. I offer in-home massage, so I'm on the go seeing clients in their own spaces. However, I don't travel long distances very often - most of my travel is within a relatively small radius.

As for whether I prefer to travel or be a homebody, I'd say I strike a balance between the two. I enjoy the flexibility and variety that comes with traveling for my work, meeting new people and seeing different places. At the same time, I appreciate my downtime at home, relaxing and recharging.

I think this mix of getting out and about, but also having time to unwind at home, works well for me. I don't feel the need for extensive travel, but do enjoy the local travel that comes with being a mobile massage therapist.

Do you remember your first client ? Tell us something about that first day when you decided to be a Masseur!

My first client was actually a friend who I practiced on while I was still in massage school. I remember being a bit nervous at first, but as soon as I started the massage, all my nerves went away. I focused on applying the techniques I had learned, and making sure my friend was comfortable and relaxed.

The experience was really positive, and my friend gave me great feedback on my work. That first experience solidified my decision to become a massage therapist. I realized the impact I could have on someone's well-being, even in just one session. It felt very rewarding, and I knew this was the right career path for me.

From that first massage, I was excited to continue learning, refining my skills, and helping others through the power of massage therapy.