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Massage therapist: training and skills
In France, the diploma of masso-kinésithérapie is the only massage training recognised by the State. Therefore, it is preferable to follow advanced training in massage therapy to become a therapeutic masseur. However, there are many other training organisations that suggest training in therapeutic massage but their certificates are not yet recognised. In general, training to become a masseur-physiotherapist lasts 5 years, including 1 year of specific training (health) and 4 years of preparation in IFMK (Institut de Formation en Massage Kinésithérapie). Then, the training in IFMK is divided into two cycles of two years; the first cycle includes the fundamentals and the engineering of kinesitherapy and the different methodologies. The second cycle is the preparation for the profession. In terms of skills, a physiotherapist must be able to receive patients well and give them good advice. He/she must be attentive and adaptable to specialised audiences (pregnant women, children, elderly people, etc.). Mastery of emotion and stress management techniques is essential to be qualified in this profession. The massage therapist must be able to work in hospitals, spas, retirement homes and functional rehabilitation centres. Physical stamina is also essential as they often work on their feet.
The field of intervention of a massage therapist
Massage therapists may specialise in different varieties of massage, known as modalities. They may practice Balinese massage, Hawaiian massage, Swedish massage and Chinese massage. Athletic massage, deep tissue and sports massage, reflexology and relaxation may also be among their specialties. Some massage therapists also specialise in many modalities such as spa, shiatsu, foot massage, ayurvedic massage and physiotherapy. They are able to provide reiki, lymphatic drainage, back massage, Asian massage and foot reflexology. In addition, the massage therapist can schedule massage sessions at home, in the physiotherapy practice or in a massage parlour, depending on the client's wishes and problems. Some forms of therapeutic massage are intended for one type of client only, such as prenatal massage and infant massage, which are only for pregnant women and new mothers.
Why use a massage therapist?
Therapeutic massage is an effective treatment for various illnesses through different manual techniques. Only a massage therapist can perform this type of treatment. His aim is to make his patient feel better. He has the necessary know-how to help his patient to be in good health. His therapeutic massage sessions can help his clients to reduce anxiety, relieve serious illnesses, decompress exhausted muscles and rehabilitate accidents suffered by the body. In addition, therapeutic massage has many benefits to all who undergo it, from reducing the sensation of pain to improving circulation and immunity, to releasing hormones that allow clients to relax. Therapeutic massage is useful for everyone (adults, infants, pregnant women...). It helps with a variety of psychological and mental health issues. In addition, it can help the discomfort of dying people.
When should I call a massage therapist?
Massage therapy is recommended for illnesses such as cancer, HIV/AIDS, fibromyalgia and stroke. Back pain, neck pain and shoulder pain can also be treated by a massage therapist. For people suffering from knee arthritis, lower back pain and headaches, he is able to relieve them. Premature babies who are massaged can have a rapid growth thanks to massage therapy. Apart from that, it is best to use a massage therapist to relax and release stress.
How to find a massage therapist?
There are many types of massage therapists in France. The best way to find a competent and reliable massage therapist in Adelaide is through the StarOfService directory. You just have to choose the right professional and follow the different steps.
What are the fees for a massage therapist?
In France, the price of a therapeutic massage session is between 60 and 120 €. Each session lasts on average 30 to 90 minutes. A massage therapist's fees vary depending on the geographical location, the training he or she has received and the massage techniques to be used during the session. Most massage parlours usually offer discounts on fees so that their clients can have different sessions. It is also important to note that different massages can be combined in one session and may affect the price. For example, the hot stone treatment costs €25, the use of ear candles €45 and the aromatherapy treatment €15.
How to choose a massage therapist?
Before choosing a massage therapist, it is first essential to know their certification and the training they have undergone. Ideally, you should choose a massage therapist who has a degree in massage therapy. Then, the different massage techniques used by the massage therapist are important to know, it allows to know if it is an experienced massage therapist. It is also important to know his reputation. If he or she is truly competent, patients should be satisfied with the massage therapy sessions. Finally, the massage therapist's fees should not be too expensive. Most massage therapists offer monthly fees and discounts.
Questions to ask a massage therapist during the first contact
Are you a qualified physiotherapist? What types of massage do you often do? How can you help me with my problem? What are your fees? Do you use electronic payments for sessions?