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A practical and easily accessible guide for bodyworkers and movement teachers, including massage therapists and all other complementary therapists, to the setting up and running of a private practice in order to make it into a successful business.
This book is for people who wish they didn’t need this book; for people who wish that their passion for their work was all they need to run a business but have learned that it is not. This book provides guidance to give the reader a head for business while maintaining their heart for their work.
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In sports that require sprinting, such as track and field, soccer and rugby; a hamstring strain injury is especially common. To an athlete this can set them back weeks, if not months in their training. Often, athletes will experience an immediate decrease in range of motion (ROM), bruising, swelling, and pain with movement. As our bodies are incredibly adaptable to change, a hamstring strain can alter the ability to walk properly, balance, and even stand up from your chair. As a result, an automatic shifting of weight to the unaffected side will occur in order to elevate the sense of pain and discomfort, that may lead to further injuring the area. Thomas Myers describes this response beautifully when addressing what pain really is in the body; “the sensation accompanied by the motor intention to withdraw.” This instinctive response is not only protective, but very informative to the possible changes that may have occurred along with the injury.
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What is the next iteration of on demand mobile massage, and how will technology continue to play a role? We discuss all of this and more with the CEO of Massago, Allan Skok.
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How does the Code of Ethics frame Scope of Practice in assisting the practitioner in complicated decision making? How do we build a “working alliance” with clients? What is a “touch-triggered” response? How can we effectively set boundaries? This and more as we consider all that happens in the therapeutic encounter.
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