Massage Therapist Mock Interview

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Question 21 of 40

How do you address concerns like bumps or bruises on your client's body in the middle of a massage? Do you think it is important to let your client know?

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Elisabeth Walter is an experienced Recruiting Consultant and Enrollment Advisor.

Yes, you should let a client know if there is something different with their body. As a massage therapist, you have the training and knowledge to recognize muscle tension, dehydration, and even constipation. It may not be life-threatening, but as someone in the healthcare industry, you recognize the importance of such information.

Elisabeth Walter

Elisabeth Walter is an experienced Recruiting Consultant and Enrollment Advisor.

"If I notice something unusual on a client's body, I ask them if they are aware of the injury and ask them what happened. I would ask them if they are in pain, and I would take care to avoid the bumps or bruises while giving them a massage."

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