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(@happy-soles)
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RE: Wanted -Portable Therapists couch.

sorry everone, been in hospital for 2 weeks, back problem- unresolved ,uncomfortable, and unhappyshame i cant reach my own feet!!!thanks for advise will check net.


 
Posted : 06/10/2004 7:36 pm
(@thetherapist)
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RE: Wanted -Portable Therapists couch.

aww, hope you feel better soon!


 
Posted : 07/10/2004 1:22 pm
(@happy-soles)
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RE: Wanted -Portable Therapists couch.

Surely will -just bit of a shock this is the third week and i am no good as a patient!!! My poor husband is gagging to get back to work!-Although he has now been out and bought a new hoover to make things easier-bless him. It is just very shockingly out of the blue, never had a back problem in my life. Im fit enought, not at all over weight, havnt lifted or stretched out of the ordinary. Just woke up a mess ... am off to Germanys best physio monday so we will have to see what he says. Hoping its a trapped nerve- so it can be resolved. Suffering muscle spasms, pain and lack of sleep. Hospital gave me muscle relaxants, pain relief ect but that hardly touched it so i have stared watersing my plant with it... my lillies are doing well! Aroma baths, hotty bottys and rest are helping. Still trying to get my business up and running here, permisions granted, legalities here finished just advertising and customs to complete. That and buying a new couch. Ihave seen one I like at Salon Services. Next step Kinesiologist locally ............................[:@]


 
Posted : 09/10/2004 1:40 pm
(@lola-rose)
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I am looking for a treatment couch to enable me start my business. Can anyone advise where they bought theirs, not sure where to start.


 
Posted : 26/10/2004 7:43 pm
 ltlm
(@ltlm)
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RE: treatment couch

Hello, i brought mine from Sally Beauty. £150.00 its a portable, but its fine for what i need.

there are loads of places on the net, just have a search around...

HTH.


 
Posted : 26/10/2004 8:19 pm
rakhee
(@rakhee)
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RE: treatment couch

try www.bodycraftdirect.co.uk

There Therapist Couch Combo deal is very good and I have not had any problems at all with the couch or the accessories.


 
Posted : 27/10/2004 8:14 am
(@cherish)
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RE: treatment couch

I have just got an Earthlite as reccomended by Fozzyo. at http://www.injuryprevention.org.uk/

Fantastic customer service and they do a get now pay in 9 months interest free and monthly schemes. I rang them up and i got a huge huge discount and the customer service was fantastic. They said the couch would be with me in 10 days and it arrived in 6 and it is fantastic, i love it.


 
Posted : 27/10/2004 9:30 am
(@greenqueen)
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Hi all as spme of you may know i am opening an aromatic clinicin birmingham and amn looking for a static couch.......not sure if i want a hydraulic one....what does everyone think???And the best place to get one????? Cheers. Jane


 
Posted : 14/02/2005 3:16 pm
(@icandy)
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RE: Best place for massage couch?

hi

try ebay.

i got one last week for £56 Bargain. It was static and over £100 cheaper than what you can get in the shops


 
Posted : 14/02/2005 4:23 pm
(@holistic-kate)
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RE: Best place for massage couch?

Jane

Good luck with the opening.:D

Kate x


 
Posted : 15/02/2005 1:12 am
(@lw23babe)
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RE: Best place for massage couch?

Hi,
good luck with your opening! I have to say I wouldn't be without my electric push a button one! LOL I do have both but it's soooooo much easier with the hydraulic one!

I'd try ebay too,
Lisa x


 
Posted : 15/02/2005 2:14 am
fozzyo
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RE: Best place for massage couch?

My thinking on buying a couch is to get the best you can afford. This is what the clients will be lying on for an hour or more and they will want to be comfortable.

I wouldn't be without my Earthlite table now, i love it and my clients love it. They are a little more pricey but I think worth it, another firm I like are Oakworks - they are very good as well.

If you don't mind a static adjustable one then you can currently get a Master table from Costco at a very reasonable price.

Foz xxx


 
Posted : 16/02/2005 8:34 am
(@deb379)
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full body massage couch with face hole

Hi there

When I was doing my massage course the couches we used did not have face holes. My couch does and I have a full body massage to do next week for the first time. I don't have anything to block the hole with.

With my regular back massage client he likes to use the face hole, so that's sorted. Now when it comes to doing my full body he wont be able to lay on his back with his head in the hole, and I was wondering what the best way to go about this was. If he wants to use the face hole then obviously he is going to have to swivel round, but I wondered if this would ruin the flow or the relaxation of the massage.

Regards
Deb379


 
Posted : 23/04/2005 8:01 pm
kpuk
 kpuk
(@kpuk)
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RE: full body massage couch with face hole

Just put a small pillow or a folded towel (which you can have ready to one side) over the hole when your client turns over - it doesn't disrupt the flow, and your client would rather be comfortable than worry about 30 seconds of placing a pillow!

Good luck with the massage, hope it goes well.

Karen x


 
Posted : 23/04/2005 9:13 pm
(@paul-crick_1611052763)
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RE: full body massage couch with face hole

Hi Deb

The hole comes in handy when doing a neck massage as your hands have more room under the neck, just use a small towel folded behind the hole to rest their head on 🙂


 
Posted : 24/04/2005 8:13 am
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