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Lilly brings her niece on the show to talk about her daily struggles as a teenager dealing with anxiety.
Talking from experiences, encounters and reading scientific studies, massage therapists, Stephanie and Lilly discuss massage and the positive effects it has on people suffering from Generalized Anxiety Disorder, stress and over-all worries.
Stephanie and Lilly read articles and scientific studies on the positive effect massage has on children and their behavior patterns. We talk about a new program called Massage in Schools or "MISP" and their mission to use massage therapy as a way to positively transform our youth.
http://www.misa-usa.com/mission/
Steph is out this episode so Lilly takes over and interviews their good friend and colleague Julian Huang. We learn insight on his journey as a male in a field dominated by women.
Stephanie and Lillybeth start a new series on Mental Health. In this episode, they share what they each struggle with and how they go about taking care of their mental needs. This is segment 1 of the series.
Lilly brings up the topic of objections. The excuses most people use when they are unwilling to book or rebook a massage appointment. The girls talk about their experiences when overcoming those objections.
Stephanie and Lilly discuss contraindications and their experiences in dealing with small and big issues.
Stephanie and Lilly discuss the dynamics between managers and their employees. Do unprofessional therapists lead good intentioned managers to change their style for the worst? Or do managers have more influence on their employees? How does this affect the workplace?
We visit Steph's old manager, and he gives us some insight based off of his experiences in the massage industry. He has over a decade of experience managing therapists, and working with owners.
The quality is a bit choppy in this episode as we were visiting him in his home, and about halfway, Steph's mic cuts out, but all in all, it still offers some good advice.
Lilly, feeling inspired when she found her old Ethic worksheets from school, decided to make this episode about how well/ or not so well we can maintain ethic and professionalism in the workplace with clients and family/friends. Steph and Lilly also discuss the importance of self-care.
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