I saw 3 people last night, 2 very chatty and 1 wanted to totally relax..
Was actualy quite nice, leeting them relax and listen to the music.. Really relaxed me by the end of the session, just uin time to go home and chill out!
Have 3 more tonight so will see how it goes 🙂
hope your music licences are in place!!:rolleyes:
hope your music licences are in place!!:rolleyes:
Here here! I have one!
Surprising how many therapists don't though.... its not expensive and cheaper than a fine put it that way!
Here here! I have one!
Surprising how many therapists don't though.... its not expensive and cheaper than a fine put it that way!
or as was suggested on here some time ago
" Dear client, the music playing is for the benefit of the therapist, please dont listen"
For massage I definetly take my lead from the client, it is surprising how some want to talk tho. If getting massage I can be either depends what kind of mood I am in.
Some people chat for 10 minutes and then zone out which imo is just perfect. Occassionally a really chatty client can make me run behind.:o
In colonics I tend to chat, especially for a new person I make a few jokes (decent ones mainly aimed at me) and it relaxes people. In colonics a relaxed client tends to get better results.:D
Patchouli
Talking during treatments
Like most people have said on here, it is best to let the client lead if they want conversation.
I personally like to switch off if i'm having a massage. Also, if you are working on lots of trigger points, and you are trying to go with the persons breath, this makes it difficult if they are talking.
Last year I worked at a spa in Ireland. The spa manager was extremely strict about the amount of conversation we had with clients. This was fair enough, as I understand they are coming there to chill out, but lots of clients want to talk to you, and it can be all part of the healing process.
Greta :nature-smiley-008: