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The working environment in a massage spa must be spacious, clean and tidy enough, so the
client will become more comfortable. Electrical massage therapy tools can apply constant
vibration and heat to sore spots.
Manual massage therapy tools simple but practical.
Preparing a client for a wellness massage session.
➢ Introduce yourself
➢ Explain what type of massage you will be providing
➢ Explain the length of time that the massage will take
➢ Confirm that your client does not have any medical conditions that may be
irritated by a massage.
➢ Remind the client before and after the massage that your client will need to
drink plenty of water after the massage to replenish hydration
➢ Ask your client if he or she prefers music or silence during the massage
➢ Massages can be conducted with or without clothing
➢ Ask your client for fragrant preferences or allergies to oils that you may be using
➢ Ask your client if he or she has any questions
➢ Leave the room so your client can undress
Preparations to be done before the actual massage services
➢ Preparation of the client
➢ Psychological preparation of the therapist
➢ Preparation of the working area
➢ Preparation of the massage couch
➢ Preparation of the trolley table.
The goal of a massage is for both giver and receiver to feel good, so while
working, keep your body, mind and soul relax.
Let Us Remember
Working in a massage spa is not an easy task. You need to follow the guidelines of the said spa.
Let us bear in mind the following things to consider, upon working in a massage spa.
Some of the job description as a worker in a massage spa;
• Staff appearance - acceptable dress code and physical appearance for staff members.
• Telephone procedure - spa staff members must answer telephones in a courteous, friendly
manner.
• Client consultation - spa employees should learn exactly what clients hope to get out of a spa
treatment.
• Service procedures - the spa employees should have an established procedure when
administered to clients.
• Housekeeping procedures - spa employees should always clean the working area
• The Workplace Regulations 1992 - covers health, safety, and welfare in the workplace.
• Health issues under this Act include:
➢ Adequate Ventilation
➢ Comfortable Working Temperature
➢ Adequate Lighting
➢ Cleanliness And Hygiene
➢ Waste
➢ Adequate Space For Working
➢ Maintenance Of Equipment
➢ Floors And Traffic Routes
➢ Falls And Falling Objects
➢ Windows
➢ Sanitary Conveniences
➢ Drinking-Water
➢ Changing Rooms
➢ Facilities for Resting And Eating