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February 6, 2010: The Coffee Joint Saturday one of my clients was asking about aromatherapy, and I gave her a few pointers for home use and recommended an aromatherapy reference book I thumbed through at Barnes & Noble. "Wow, you really have a lot of knowledge about this," my client said. I love those ego boosting compliments. (more...) February 3, 2010: Connecting, Communicating, and Becoming the Drop of Water that Forms a Canyon Miscommunication. It happens sometimes. A client recently told me about how her poor little toy poodle accidentally feel in the icy cold backyard swimming pool the other day. Rushing him into the house wrapped in a towel, she shrieked up the stairs to her husband, "Hey!! Dottie fell in the pool!" To (more...) January 24, 2010: The Best Compliment Sometimes you get the nicest compliments from clients when they don’t say a word. So it was Friday when a client came in after a hell week at work, plopped on the table and pointed at the right side of his neck. A few minutes after getting his lymph flowing and addressing the rebar in the area where (more...) Read more on the Find Touch Massage Community Blog.
Additional InformationWhen it comes to massage therapy jobs, massage therapy employers traditionally have not had the ability to easily locate licensed massage therapists for their fill-in or temporary massage therapy jobs. Until Find Touch, there was no convenient way to post fill-in and temporary massage job opportunities online, so these types of massage job openings would simply go unfilled, taking away from massage employer income and customer satisfaction. At the same time, massage therapists seeking temporary work have not had a reliable and comprehensive resource where they could learn about temporary massage therapy jobs. Find Touch is a massage jobs community that was created to serve the employment needs of both the licensed massage therapist and the massage employer. Find Touch provides convenient and comprehensive tools for both massage therapists and massage employers to communicate about current massage therapy job openings - so that business can go on and massage clients can be taken care of! How Find Touch works |
