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  1. Jessica Lewis said,

    February 3, 2009 at 4:45 pm

    Hi, I have been practicing massage therapy for 3 years. I love it. However, I am torn about what CE’s to take. I have an opportunity to learn Lypossage. What do you think?

  2. Massage Geek said,

    February 10, 2009 at 12:44 am

    Hi, Jessica.

    Thank you for visiting my blog and taking the time to write.

    I also have struggled over which CE’s to invest my hard-earned money in, not to mention time. Ultimately I believe that my money is best spent on things that excite me. In other words, if I half-heartedly participate in something, I won’t succeed at it.

    I had never heard of Lypossage before, so I browsed the internet to learn about it. I have to say that I am not very impressed. It seems like more of a gimmick than a true therapy. It is not something that I would be interested in. But you should decide for yourself whether it is something that you can do with passion and enthusiasm. In the right hands, Lypossage might be therapeutic. I personally am drawn to techniques that help me focus on specific muscles, like stretching or structural integration.

    There are days at work when I literally fall to my knees and say a prayer of “thanks” to whatever forces guided me into this profession. I have requested to have this same job in my next life. Even if I have to have the exact same struggles and problems that I had in this life. If they are required to get me to this spot, then bring it on! It was all worth it.

    One colleague of mine is very passionate about pregnancy massage, another is very excited by doing energy work with clients, and so on. What excites you? What would make you spontaneously fall to your knees because you are grateful to be so privileged?

    Lynn Patricia
    The Massage Geek

  3. Addi said,

    August 3, 2009 at 5:06 pm

    hi
    Ive been studying massage for almost 2 months and today i learned reflexology i didnt like it all my thumbs are killing me!!! but i feel its important for me to learn. the class is really expensive should i take it?

  4. Corey said,

    September 19, 2009 at 3:46 pm

    Hi,

    I’ve recently began to offer hot stone massage. I ordered my equipment from RubRocks. Have you had a lot of demand for hot stones?
    Hot Stone Massage
    -Corey

  5. Massage Geek said,

    October 16, 2009 at 11:05 am

    Hi, Corey.

    I have received a hot stone massage and it was FABULOUS! The heat was very effective at softening the stiff muscles.

    In the 7 years that I have been in business, only two or three people have expressed interest in a hot stone massage. It is something that I will probably offer some day.

    Lynn

  6. Massage Geek said,

    October 16, 2009 at 11:09 am

    Hi, Addi!

    I had the same experience when I was learning Shiatsu. My thumbs hurt so much! But gradually they got stronger and now I don’t have a problem.

    It would be good to know how to do some simple reflexology. But you don’t need an expensive class. You can find a cheaper class or watch a video to learn a few techniques. Then, if you like it, invest some time and money in a more extensive class.

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