Trust is Professional

Trust is essential for achieving deep comfort in any relationship.

It flourishes through authenticity, transparency, listening, and positively reinforced experiences.

Clearly maintaining a defined scope of practice based in established education and mentorships is vital to fostering a trusting and comforting professional relationship.

By emphasizing professional practices, a strong foundation for a long-term, truly helpful relationship may be established.

Is Your Massage Therapist a Professional?

Educated and Licensed- knowledge and skills keep you safe. They respect your boundaries, and work within their scope of practice.
ALWAYS ASK FOR THEIR ACTIVE LICENSE NUMBER!
Clean and Safe location and appearance- No overpowering smells or sounds in an open yet private space, and they are modestly dressed.
Creates a Treatment Plan- THERE SHOULD ALWAYS BE AN INTAKE FORM, reviewed together, they ask for details and clarification. They answer your questions, and tell you what to expect during the session.
Listens and tends to your goals.
Quality of touch and “flow”- Their touch is purposeful and comfortable. Never inducing pain or suggestiveness.
Communication during the session- You should feel free at ANY time to express massage related concerns.
Communication after the session- They review the work that was done and how you feel as well as recommend ways to prolong the good results.
Checks how you feel at end- You should NEVER feel serious aches or proper pain after your massage session.
Friends and family and other clients have similar experiences and appreciate their work.

10. You want to return- Regular visits to the same therapist improve communication and experience!