As a mould psychiatric therapist, where on earth is the best place to work?
I am currently a student in the massage therapy program and i'm trying to bring back some information on where i should work after i finish school. Where is a good place to start out (spa, hospital, chiropractic etc.)? Where am I going to craft the most money?
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I follow the adage - Do what you love and money will follow.
We don't know your circumstances and to say to this or that would probably not be good advice. Baybee, you could set up your own, you could walk to a fancy, smancy place so really you have to decide what you want.
I went to drop my paperwork at this one I'll be getting a rub at later this week and the place is laid out yet I've gone to other places and it's so-so. So all that glitter may not be gold.
Jabril
It all depends on you and what you like and like to do. I am currently a rub student as well and will graduate in December. We all want to spawn money doing massage, but you can't base your decision on the paycheck. You hold to do what you love doing. Do you enjoy the more relaxed atmosphere of a spa environment? Do you enjoy giving swedish massages to relax someone or do you more delight in sports type massages to help individuals and athletes that are in affliction? If you enjoy doing relaxing spa type massages then you wouldn't be relaxed in a clinical environment and vice versa. Sit down and think about how you grain and what makes you happy when you give massage.
This will vary from area to area. You entail to ask some of the massage therapists associated with your arts school (your instructors would be good ones to start with) what they think of the atmosphere in specific niche. When I got close to finishing my program, this was one of the things we discussed one class.
Although in the current monetary climate, you may not have many choices. But before you adopt any position, check the place out first. If you know someone who works there or worked there in olden times, ask them for their opinion. Get a service (doesn't even have to be a massage) done there, and sermon to the person working on you. You'll usually learn more pertinent information from the employees than you will from the admin.
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