The therapist business workshop
I have decided to bring back my Therapist business workshop on February 10th 2019.
Come to this informal open workshop where I will answer all the questions that have been running around in your head about what is required for your soon to be thriving therapy business.
As therapists we were all trained how to be a therapist but not necessarily how to build your practice.
This one day workshop will cover all of the basic needs that any therapist either just starting out or looking to expand their business will need.
From registering your business with CRO and ROS.
Understanding how to make social media work for you not against you.
Give you some tools to help with your work life balance.
Discuss the importance of creating an active and relevant online presence.
Show you how you do no need to spend a fortune when taking the next step.
These are just a few of the topics that will be covered.
The day is for you so there will be plenty of time for questions and hopefully at the end of the day you should have most of the tools to get you loving the business side as much as you love doing your therapies.
Claire
Date : Sunday the 10th of February 2019
Time 10am to 17.00pm
Cost: €100
Contact Claire on 0879304412
10 Reasons to incorporate more massage in your life
10 reasons to incorporate massage in your life.
When you think of massage, odds are you think of an hour of relaxation – a little “me” time. Massage certainly offers a great way to escape from the stresses of our everyday lives, but more and more studies are showing that regular massage gives you so much more: a range of emotional and physical benefits. Here are the top 10 reasons to incorporate more massage in your life.
- Massage reduces stress – A single massage can lower your heart rate, cortisol and insulin levels, all of which are tied to how stressed you feel.
- Massage helps you relax – Long after your massage is over, you will still benefit from a host of brain chemistry responses that encourage feelings of relaxation, lowered stress and improved mood.
- Massage improves posture – Massage helps your body to reinforce healthy and natural movements, which will help correct any posture problems you may have.
- Massage improves circulation – The pressure from massage moves oxygen-rich blood through the body to damaged, tense muscles so they can heal, while removing lactic acid and other metabolic waste.
- Massage lowers blood pressure – Studies have shown that massage can lower both diastolic and systolic blood pressure.
- Massage relaxes muscles – Sitting causes a lot of chronic back pain and massage can help with persistent pain by relaxing those tense muscles.
- Massage improves flexibility – Sedimentary lifestyles and age can make joints less flexible. Massage helps improve fluidity and range of motion in your joints and connective tissues.
- Massage helps you breathe better – Massage can relax muscles in the upper body, which, if they become too tight, can constrict breathing.
- Massage relieves headaches – Regular massage reduces your chance of developing a headache in the first place by relaxing muscle spasms and trigger points. Already have a headache? It can decrease the pain.
- Massage strengthens the immune system – Studies have shown that regular massage can improve your body’s overall immune functioning.
With all of these benefits, it’s no wonder today’s client is beginning to see massage as an integral part of their well-being journey. As we all re-examine our wellness choices, massage therapy is shedding the stereotype of being an occasional indulgence. Instead, it’s become a highly integral body maintenance experience that offers any number of health benefits when consistently incorporated with other total body care actions.
