Become a Massage Therapist

Get Paid to Give Massages

As a massage therapist, you can have a rewarding, challenging, and very satisfying career. You could earn up to $40 to $70 per hour or more, and the massages you give may help people:

• reduce stress
• heal from illness and injury
• gain relief from pain
• achieve a state of relaxation and well-being

About a Career as a Massage Therapist

An increasing number of corporations – from NBC to Pepsi to Reebok – offer massage as an employee benefit because massage therapy increases worker morale and productivity and decreases sick time.

With all the benefits of massage therapy, it is no wonder the number of adults who are getting massages has nearly tripled in the last decade. With the growing demand for massage therapy, there is growing demand for massage therapists.

Today people from all walks of life – from celebrities to senior citizens – are enjoying the services of massage therapists. As a massage therapist you could work with professional athletes or even teach new moms how to massage their newborn babies.

Here are your career options in massage therapy, and some reasons why now is such a fabulous time for you to become a massage therapist. Which types of massage therapy can you imagine yourself doing?

Relaxation/Spa Massage
Relaxation/Spa massage therapy includes stress management and relaxation treatments. This type of massage is often practiced in spas and massage therapy practices, as well as salons, cruise ships, casinos, hotels, and resorts.
FACT: The spa industry is exploding and massage therapy is one of their top draws.

Sports Massage
Sports massage therapy involves working with athletes to enhance their performance, as well as helping them to recover from injuries. This type of massage is practiced anywhere there are athletes: health clubs, colleges, professional sports franchises, the Olympics, physical therapy offices, sports medicine clinics, doctor's offices, race tracks, and massage therapy practices.
FACT: A recent survey of health clubs found massage therapy is their second most profitable service.

Medical/Clinical Massage
Medical/Clinical massage therapy involves working with people who suffer from pain and injuries. This type of massage therapy is usually practiced in a doctor's office, chiropractor's office, hospitals, physical therapy office, medical clinic, or massage therapy practice.
FACT: An increasing number of doctors are referring patients for massage therapy.

Onsite/Corporate Massage
Onsite/Corporate massage therapy involves going somewhere to perform anything from a 15 minute seated massage to a full table massage. This type of massage therapy is seen in a wide variety of places – the local mall, individual homes, offices of large corporations, conventions and other events. If you enjoy a change of scenery, this could be the massage therapy practice for you.
FACT: Corporations such as AT&T, Boeing, General Mills, NBC, PepsiCo, Reebok, and United Airlines have offered onsite massage for employees.

Guide to Become a Massage Therapist

If any of these types of massage therapy sound like the career of your dreams, the FabJob Guide to Become a Massage Therapist is for you!

Author Sharon A. Alfonso, LMT, is a Registered Massage Therapist who has taught classes on how to become a massage therapist and how to market a massage therapy business. In this guide she shares with you her own experiences as well as insider tips and expert advice from dozens of successful massage therapists.

This guide covers topics of vital importance to anyone who wants to get into massage therapy and become a massage therapist in the United States or Canada, plus helpful advice for becoming a massage therapist in any country.

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The guide also includes many samples and checklists, including:

• Sample resume and cover letter
• Sample of what to say when talking to prospective employers
• Sample employment contract
• Sample independent contractor agreement
• Sample letter to a company to propose a massage therapy program
• Sample from a massage therapy business plan
• Sample expense worksheet
• Sample letter to a health care professional to create a professional alliance and get referrals
• Sample news release
• Sample direct mail postcard and client reminder card
• Sample client intake form with questions to ask new clients
• Sample client session note form
• Advice from dozens of successful massage therapists to help you launch your own career
• Tips on taking care of yourself and preventing burn-out
• And more!

The information in this guide can save you many hours of research, help you avoid some costly mistakes, and give you information you need to start your own massage therapy business.

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