Question by 29: What qualities should a “massage therapist” have?
I want to take a “massage therapy” course, but want to see if I have what it takes for this career.

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Answer by mr. right
soft, supple, hands and willingness to have a sexy time with your patients from time to time.

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Rating Therapists Based on Client Evaluations: Is There a Better Way?

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Also, Imel noticed a slight difference between HMO therapists and IP therapists, with client evaluations being more varied among IP therapists. Although factors such as type of treatment, training, and client base were not evaluated fully in this study …
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Dental therapists fill growing need

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“The need for dental therapists is huge,” said Meyer, among the first nine graduates of the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry's dental therapy program in 2011. Its second class of nine students got their degrees last month. While Minnesota is …
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