Touch Therapeutics

My typical process for working with new customers is to introduce myself and business. Familiarize myself with them through intake and consultation. Find out their needs and develop and Actuon Plan to execute and maintain healthy, overall well-being.

My education consists of UMDNJ-Certification in Somatic Bodywork and Massage Therapy, in addition to Board Approved continuing education needed to meet licensed massage therapy qualifications.

Yes, I have a standard pricing system, contingent upon maintaining affordable service.

I started in this business after graduating Massage Therapy school and desired providing accessible and affordable therapy. This way anyone could get therapy, regardless of their social class.

I have worked with various customers, such as pregnancy,  post-partum, geriatric, paraplegic, als.

      A recent event that I remember is servicing my client with muscular dystrophy and them telling me how appreciative they were for me coming to them. At first the parent and patient were very apprehensive. But after the first time, realized that all massage therapist are not uniform, and massage therapy was beneficial for the condition. I was booked multiple times and was comforted on the smile on the patient's Mom's face upon seeing me come to serve her child. Her child had not walked since 6th grade and was 20 years old. 

   I was honored. It is nothing like a great rapport and trust built between patient and therapist.

The advice I would give a customer looking to hire a pro in my area of expertise is to make sure the therapist learns about you and your needs, that they construct a plan of execution to assist you in your goal of overall well-being.

Questions customers should think through before talking to pros about their needs are what are their areas of concern? Where are they and where they would like to be (goal)? How can the therapist help them reach their goal? What is everything the therapist has to offer relevant to assisting their condition?