Slowly over the last few years a new god has appeared. Of the onslaught
of health practitioners available out there, one has been steadily
rising to the surface as the "go to" guide for all issues of structural
and soft tissue need.
This skill set is spending more time with patients on a one-to-one basis, fill one of the greatest demands of returning patient needs, know more about the personal life and lifestyles of their patient base, and are in such demand that they make up the largest growing employment segment of health careers. And on top of that they know, appreciate and may even come from the field of massage therapy.
This skill set is spending more time with patients on a one-to-one basis, fill one of the greatest demands of returning patient needs, know more about the personal life and lifestyles of their patient base, and are in such demand that they make up the largest growing employment segment of health careers. And on top of that they know, appreciate and may even come from the field of massage therapy.
Did you guess Physical Therapists (PT)? If you did you're right!
What does this mean to your massage practice? See the full article at my MassageTrend Blog
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