How's The Pressure?

Part one of a two part series with Cynthia Ribeiro and Kirsten Staley. This episode we cover the base income for massage therapists. Why do we make what we make? Does it matter where we work? What do financially successful therapists have in common, and what steps are being taken that will change the shape of our financial future? All this and much more in our first conversation.

Part one of a two part series with Cynthia Ribeiro and Kirsten Staley. This episode we cover the base income for massage therapists. Why do we make what we make? Does it matter where we work? What do financially successful therapists have in common, and what steps are being taken that will change the shape of our financial future? All this and much more in our first conversation.

This week I talk with Govinda Bater about his transition from Rolfing with his hands to doing it with his feet. We talk about the benefits of that move from a logistical and a longevity perspective. What did his clients say about it? What was the hardest part about doing it? And how long did it take him to fully make the transition?

This week I talk with Govinda Bater about his transition from Rolfing with his hands to doing it with his feet. We talk about the benefits of that move from a logistical and a longevity perspective. What did his clients say about it? What was the hardest part about doing it? And how long did it take him to fully make the transition?

Today I talk with Ruth Werner, the author of several pathology books for massage therapists. We dive into the subject of pathology, why it doesn't have more people excited about it, why and how to engage ourselves in the subject. We talk about diabetes, misunderstandings about pathology, and more. She provides two online resources in the episode. The first is: http://emedicine.medscape.com/ and the second is: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/ .You can learn more about Ruth here: http://ruthwerner.com/

Today I talk with Ruth Werner, the author of several pathology books for massage therapists. We dive into the subject of pathology, why it doesn't have more people excited about it, why and how to engage ourselves in the subject. We talk about diabetes, misunderstandings about pathology, and more. She provides two online resources in the episode. The first is: http://emedicine.medscape.com/ and the second is: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/ .

You can learn more about Ruth here: http://ruthwerner.com/

This week I chat with Robin Fann-Costanzo about Esalen Massage. What makes it unique? What does it have to offer both the client and the practitioner? I also dive into her transition from practitioner to teacher, and learn a little about her first international teaching gig.

This week I chat with Robin Fann-Costanzo about Esalen Massage. What makes it unique? What does it have to offer both the client and the practitioner? I also dive into her transition from practitioner to teacher, and learn a little about her first international teaching gig.

This week I chat with Robin Fann-Costanzo about Esalen Massage. What makes it unique? What does it have to offer both the client and the practitioner? I also dive into her transition from practitioner to teacher, and learn a little about her first international teaching gig.