S.A.S.S.I Touch

When I have a new customer I definitely like to find out what my client wants most and try my best to accommodate them also a small intake process to find out your medical history and other things I need to know to better serve you.

I have 6 years of experience as it relates to massage therapy. I have had the pleasure of working in a spa and Salon prior to receiving my massage therapy diploma and license. I also currently working for myself and contract at a spa and salon.

I do not have a set pricing system I love what I do therefore I know that massage therapy can be costly so I am willing to work with people who may be on disability and or who have fixed incomes.

I wanted to become a massage therapist after I realized that I had a gift for it. I've always wanted to help people and it started with my family. I wanted to figure out how to help my aunt and my mom manage pain without taking a lot of pills and or having to go to the hospital. I noticed that when I gave them massages they immediately felt better and the pain went away for a little while. That is what got me started I went to school and here I am!

I have worked with an array of customers starting from teenagers 17 years old all the way to 80 years old.

I was invited to do chair massage at a convention in my area. The people who wanted to get a massage at the event signed up, the event lasted for about 3 hours, it was great so many people sat down in my chair, I was very happy to accommodate everyone.

My advice would be to hire someone who loves what they do because they will do their best by you.

I think customers should ask about their professionals history, also if they are able to customize a therapeutic plan for them. I also think a customer should consider if their professional is legit, don't be afraid to ask for licensing numbers.