We’ve all been dealing with a lot more stress than usual lately. Stress wreaks havoc on your emotional equilibrium, as well as your physical health. It narrows your ability to think clearly, function effectively, and enjoy life.
So you’ve decided to take your practice online. Telehealth is a great opportunity for both clients and practitioners, especially in the current circumstances. Being able to practise online gives you the freedom to run your own business from your own home. It also gives clients who may be too busy or unable to get away from home the opportunity to take advantage of the wonderful services you’re offering.
Providing your clients with 5-Star service is the best way to establish lasting client relationships, get more re-bookings, and make more money. We’ve gathered 10 tips from our Top Therapists to figure out what they do to provide their clients with 5-Star service.
In line with our therapist-friendly ethos and to recognise some of the champions of our growing therapist partner community, we are super excited to announce the launch of the inaugural Blys Therapist Awards!
As massage therapists, one of our top goals is having our clients rebook our services. We aim to build strong practices with a full schedule of regular clients. But, this is not always an easy feat. Whether it’s a lack of confidence to ask or we just don’t know the right words to say, sometimes getting the client to rebook is a challenge.
Sciatic nerve pain can be a debilitating condition, whether it is chronic or episodic. Whilst sciatic is often a lifelong struggle to control, there are some simple exercises out there that help to manage this condition. These 6 stretches are easy enough to do at home no matter your physical condition, and they can greatly improve your experience of living with sciatic nerve pain.
Sciatica is the term used to refer to pain along the sciatic nerve . Sciatica pain occurs when nerve roots that make up the sciatic nerve become pinched or compressed. It starts in the lower back, follows through the hips and buttocks, and down the legs along the sciatic nerve pathway. Approximately 40% of people will experience a sciatic episode in their lifetime. Typically, it affects only one side of your body and can range from mild to severe. It may be accompanied by numbness, tingling or weakness in the affected leg and foot.
The demand for massage in the workplace is on the rise. Employers are starting to realise the benefits of keeping their employees happy and healthy. Scientific studies have demonstrated a positive correlation between massage and stress relief, increased productivity, motivation and improved concentration – and the business world is taking notes.