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Massage Burnout

Massage Burnout is usually the cause of people not succeeding as a massage therapist and it is one of the things that need to be talked about more.

Burnout can be from many things like not having enough money to run your business, working too many hours and getting injured or sick and the stress from helping too much. So many massage therapists come to the profession wanting to help others but often end up helping too much at the cost of burnout.

Helping too much can come in many ways - seeing clients at a time that you had scheduled to have off, working long days without lunch or other breaks, not taking vacations, discounting or undercharging for your massage sessions and not getting massage yourself.

One of the keys to avoiding or dealing with burnout is setting boundaries around your work - the hours you work, the way you deal with clients and charging what you need to make to be successful are a few thing you can do.

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I started my websites because of burnout so I know first hand. What I learned from being burned out is really poured into the pages of my websites. Peer Supervision was also a big part of my recovery and now support system for staying in balance.

Avoiding burnout Self-care is important for both you & your client. By Amy Roberts, LMT Free CE Class from AMTA

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Burned out in less than 2 years? Yep! And I blame the spa industry.   I have been a massage therapist for less than 2 years and I am already feeling all the symptoms of being burned out. My body aches, I don't look forward ...

iam working for a very known massage company and overworked and underappreicaiated  well after working for so hard in school putting long hours. hoping massage therapy would open a door to a better living. I find all my fellow massage ...

spa burn out  I specifically did not go into the spa industry..for this reason alone. Whether it was a high-end spa or a membership clinic..(Massage Envy). I spoke to ...

Reassessing my career  I have been massaging for over 5 years, almost 6 years now. I love what I do but I did get burned out. I did not know it was burn out at first but you ...

 

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