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travel business card holder?

admin — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 14:23:55 +0000

i'm looking for a business card holder that i can bring with me on the road. i would like for it to have something to do massage therapy since that's what i do. do you know of any websites i could purchase this item from? thanks
thanks for your comments . i was really wanting one that i could stick in my purse.. thanks!

I saw a wonderful desk top one with the medical staff on it. It was at www.memorablegifts.com
Another idea is to use the mannequin hands that used to keep jewelry on. They are normally used for holding rings, watches and bracelets. Turn the hand so that it is palm up, and have something written at the base. Such as your always in good hands. It is unique and a sure fire attention getter. Hope this helps.

http://www.tagurit.net

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admin — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 04:25:54 +0000

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Can you please explain the difference?

admin — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 15:15:55 +0000

i'm looking into colleges and i know what i want to do: marine biology, music, psychology and massage therapy, i don't know if i'm going to go to school for all or just 2 yet, anyways, i would like to know what the undergraduate, graduate, associates and bachelors degrees are for (or how they are different) and also are they different from majors? the whole thing confuses me, so i'm not really sure where i should be looking, on the websites of the colleges i'm researching, for the things i want to study.
i forgot: what's a minor?

Major – subject you are studying
Associates – 2 year degree
Bachelors – 4 year degree
Undergraduate – anyone who has or is going to school for a 4 year degree or less
Graduate – someone who has their bachelors and is going for a masters or a phd
Masters – 2+ more years on top of the bachelors
PhD – 2-4+ years on top of the masters

If you want to major in one of the fields you listed get onto the colleges you are interested in going to and click on "undergraduate" and then there should be a link to degree programs…or something similar to this pattern. Most all college websites are set up similarly for easy navigation.

I was diagnosed bell's palsy – can I use accupressure to improve the results of the therapy?

admin — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:56:20 +0000

I wonder if I can do any sort of massage of palm or ear (except the so-called "face retraining")? I know very lttle about accupressure but a friend of mine told me that it may help the medications and my face to get back to normal. If you have any experience in accupressure, or know some dedicated websites, please, let me know!

The web site below gives good info and supplies links to other sites. I hope it helps you.

I am lost in what type of career i want to go in?

admin — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 16:52:18 +0000

I would like to go into health care, or some type of a career in health, or something to do with writting books ,or reading or something. My sophomore year in highschool i took an immense interest in massage therapy, and my senior year i did a project on massage therapy in order to graduate, the mentor i had, for the project, turned me away from those idea's of becomming a massage therapist, because of the way she commented on my responsiblility in my project.
I am scared that i will not find a career, and will not be able to support my family when the time comes to have one. I want to have a successful life, but i do not have the money to pay for a college career, I understand that there are scholarships and grants, but i just need help in finding something i will be happy in doing. I understand that a lot of people change jobs over the years, and that most will not be happy with their first career choice, but i just need some help, maybe websites or a place that could help.

see your guidance counselor or go to the library and get a book on career placement tests. that can help you define your interests.

it's also not uncommon for people to change their minds in college. my friends daughter originally started to study to go into nursing and changed to become a math teacher – go figure!

Any websites?

admin — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 16:19:59 +0000

I'm in school for massage therapy and i want some easy to understand websites for anatomy and physiology. It's not that I don't get what their teaching me I just want to work my butt off and I hate textbooks.

A few websites I used for human anatomy class.

http://rmoskowitz.tripod.com/109OUTLINE.html

http://anatomyphysiologylink.blogspot.com/

http://msjensen.cehd.umn.edu/webanatomy/

I want to find work in Belgium but not sure how to go about it.?

admin — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 18:35:18 +0000

I will be done with massage therapy school in April of 2009. I'd love to go to Europe (preferably Belgium because that is where my brother lives) and work there in a spa or somewhere doing massage therapy. Does anybody know of websites I can get on to find employment and what sort of qualifications you have to have? Thanks so much in advance!

When you come to Belgium you need to have put up your residency and Visa. (depending from what country you are)
It helps when you know someone before you come like your brother as then you can put his name as a sponsor on the paper work.
When you are registered in a city have a visa and a pre-workpermit you can go for job hunting.

Professional Massage parlours are not that big in Belgium, we have some smaller ones that are run by the owner without no staff.
So finding a job in that sector will not be easy however you might set it up for your self as an independent. this could mean your degree that you will get in 2009 is not going to be sufficient and you need to take extra courses in business management.
Good luck, Belgium is a nice place to stay and to start a business, it is not easy but it gives satisfaction…

MASSAGE THERAPISTS, what is the best lotion to use on a client with sensitive skin? And where can I buy it?

admin — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 19:35:57 +0000

I have to get massages twice a week as part of my physical therapy. This started 3 months ago, but my skin is just now starting to react to the lotion they use. I'm getting bumps all over my back and it's itchy! The girl said it's hypo-allergenic and oil based. I asked for a water based kind and she told me that will cause a reaction. She kinda gave me a hard time, this girl has a slight attitude. I don't want to argue or anything b/c I still have to deal with her twice a week. I think I'll buy my own and bring it with me. Can anyone recommend something for sensitive skin, preferalby non-comedogenic? And where can I buy it? Any good discount websites? Thanks in advance for all you're help and answers!
Spavelous, I think the reaction was caused by using an oil based gel for 3 months which clogged my pores. I haven't let them use it for 2 weeks now and it's cleared up. So, I need something non-comedogenic. Can you tell me if the 2 you recommeded are non-comedogenic? thanks for helping, this is exactly the type of answer I was looking for. This is the 2nd time I asked, the answers before were to use olive oile or nevia.

You will need to see what you are having a reaction to. Here are two brands that I use: Ingredients are listed so you can compare them to the oil she is using.

Biotone Nutri naturals
Product Description
Nutri-Naturals Massage Lotion combines skin healthy, vitamin rich ingredients to create a silky, emollient lotion that goes beyond basic moisturizing. Easy to apply and non-greasy, Nutri-Naturals Massage Lotion provides gentle friction, and the ideal glide, that leaves skin smooth and nourished. Blended with deep-moisturizing Avocado Oil, vitamin fortified Carrot Oil (Beta Carotene/Vitamin A), Wheat Germ Oil (Vitamin E), Vitamin C, healthy Sunflower Oil, and healing Jojoba Oil. Nutri-Naturals Creamy Massage Lotion is perfect for full body massage. May also be used daily as a skin care moisture lotion. Light garden-fresh scent.

Pure Pro Ultra Blend Water Dispersible Massage Oil™
a combination of natural vegetable wax esters derived from Coconut Oil and the finest cosmetic oils nature has to offer. Pure Pro Ultra is extra gentle for use on sensitive skin and it is nut-oil free. (Contrary to what it sounds like, Coconut is a seed oil.) It's Ultra concentrated so we recommend that you use it sparingly for optimal results

Of course you can just use Jojoba oil which is not really an oil.
Places to buy:

http://www.purepro.com/528 for Pure Pro

www.bodyworkmall.com for Biotone

Jojoba Oil you can buy at a health food store like Wild Oats

What other free websites are there to market your business?

admin — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 18:36:22 +0000

Particularly in the field of Massage Therapy-
Note: I have researched all the local newspapers and magazine advertising prices. I can't afford $2,000-$10,000 for a full page spread!

I know how to market, but how about an affordable safe way to advertise?

craigslist

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admin — Sun, 28 Dec 2008 01:49:39 +0000

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