InTouch

While you are not a mental health counselor, you may be able to identify when a client is struggling with a mental health condition. Massage may help. Other signs may suggest referring clients to the proper professionals.

A business is the core strategy for making a profit. Find out how to get started designing your business model or revising it after years in business.

Clients suffering from joint pain and inflammation due to summer outdoor activities? Reach for Boswellia for massage treatments.

You hear a lot about retail theft these days but what about clients who refuse to pay for services. It is called “theft of services.” In response to the problem, some service providers are taking to collecting payment upfront.  While the policy increasingly is being adopted by service providers as a penalty for last-minute cancellations and no-shows, it can also protect a massage therapist or spa from clients who walk out without paying.

Just because we are online about 8 hours a day per recent statistics, does not mean we have abandoned the offline world. Surveys indicate consumers still trust conventional advertising – print, radio, tv and direct mail – in making purchases. Find how to make the most of direct mail to get your message out about your massage therapy services.

As you seek more ways to be a source for client information and education that builds bonds, think of email newsletters.

There are many reasons to start blogging for your massage therapy business. We list some along with ideas to get your blog off the ground with great content!

Looking to grow your massage practice? Consider reaching out to local companies to offer on-site chair massage as part of the company wellness program.

Dreaming of going it on your own as a massage therapist? Maybe now is the time to cut the employment cord and strike out on your own. Here are some things to think about to ensure success.