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Getting ready for Christmas
When looking back at the beginning of the year, January felt like the longest month - even more than most years. However, Halloween has just passed...
Why choose hot stones for your massage
Hot Stone Massage may seem like it is the latest fad however the therapy can be traced back more than 2,000 years ago, with the Chinese using heat...
Why sports massage could benefit your setting
Offering sports massage you could boost your clientele as potentially more athletes may visit your setting, especially if you live in an area where there is a growing amateur sporting community.
The benefits of cupping
Many experts believe that cupping massage – which usually lasts only a couple of minutes – can be as effective as 30 minutes of deep tissue massage.
Keeping yourself healthy when your work setting reopens
Earlier this month the government announced that the beauty industry in England is allowed to finally reopen its doors after being closed for nearly four months. However, despite the temptation to work excessively long hours to try and fit all of your clients back in, it is important that you maintain your health and wellbeing and avoid burning out.
Introducing the wonders of Himalayan Salt Stones
We have covered several different types of massage in our blogs – hot stone, Cryotherapy and warm bamboo – and now we take a look at Himalayan salt...
Building Your Massage Business During The Festive Period
It is safe to say that this year has been one of the hardest for many businesses, particularly in the health and wellbeing sector. Here are some tips for building your massage business during the festive period, ready to start 2021 with your best foot forward.
A Guide to Cold Stone Cryotherapy
If you are already offering hot stone massages to your clients, now could be time to consider adding Cold Stone Cryotherapy to your massage therapy services.
Returning to Work - Free COVID-19 Course for Therapists
The massage industry was dealt a further blow when it was revealed that massage therapists would not be allowed to return to work on the 4th July. However, as the economy continues to take positive steps towards moving forwards from COVID-19, the end is hopefully in sight.