Recently, our course accrediting partner, The Complimentary Medical Association, shared a very unique article about the role of Reflexology in healthcare today. You can contact me at the end of this blog to receive a copy of the article. When I trained as a reflexologist, it wasn’t a well known therapy and even as an holistic therapy student, I was
Here’s a common scenario I come across. I speak to an experienced therapist. She’s been performing massage for years and has a good list of regular and loyal clients. She also offers facials and a few beauty treatments. The massage is her bread and butter, but it’s hard work. She sells the massage as being good for relaxation, relieving stress
This is a HOT TOPIC!! An unregulated industry, short courses coming out of our ears, online qualifications with zero attendance and the list goes on. Here are the common questions I’m asked … Can I learn massage from scratch in 2 days (or any treatment for that matter)? What about the theory? Am I safe to go off and practise?
In 2016 I started to work with a skincare brand and it took over my life. Having experienced cystic acne through every decade of my life, even into my 40s, I was obsessed with any potential solution which presented itself, especially through skincare. As a caveat to that, I can’t speak highly enough of the products I worked with. I
Recently, I read a fantastic post on LinkedIn. The post discussed why the 60 minute full body massage is the most performed treatment in many spas. The author was Greg Payne, Director at Spa and Wellness Advisory and he knows what he’s talking about. I’ve posted the link at the end so you can have a read. I’ve seen my
Throughout my entire career, all roads have always led back to training. It’s the cornerstone of any good business. The investment in your team, the desire to help them grow and the genuine belief that without them, there is no business. Now I’ll make a confession. In recent years, when I relaunched my academy, I was very firm that I