TouchPro?

[Sappho]

hello,

I'm new to this so forgive me if i commit a faux-pas! I am a newly qualified practcising holistic massage therapist really interesetd to hear from anyone that might have done the TouchPro chair massage course and how they found it? I read with interest about the no hands course that Fozzyo had done but think i've decide against that for now. I have also seen a course at Morley College for on-site massage that is less intensive than the touchpro but maybe it's better to do a college course and be less tied to a particular 'brand' or way of doing things..what do people think? The college course is less expensive too..but doesn't have the advantage of giving you active help with work opportunities after course completion (which is an appealing part of the TouchPro course..apparently..)

Forgive me if i'm covering old ground..Any advice gratefully received,

x

 

[nislemkw]

One of the advantages of the TouchPro course is that TouchPro is founded by David Palmer who developed Chair Massage in the first place. This alone is something that could be used to a great marketing advantage.

Personally one of the things I wasn't happy about with TP training is the requirement to pay for certification each year, but I suspect that is just me being a bit picky. As you say I don't really like being tied to doing something in a set way to retain my certification. If you wanted to spend that money I would suggest you also have a look at the Academy of On-Site Massage (www.aosm.co.uk) too, I know one of their trainers and they are very good too.

Good luck with whatever you choose
Foz xxx

 

[MRJS]

Thankyou Foz, I'll take a look at that..

x

 

[beka]

Your welcome. Good luck with whatever you choose to do!

Foz xx