Beyond Massage Therapy: Expand Your Practice with a Complementary Credential by Brad Schlossberg
Published in the May issue of Massage Magazine.
“By earning a credential outside the massage field, touch therapists can expand their work to the level of dual practice.”
Rebecca Klinger, LMT
Long time Imagery International member Rebecca Klinger was one of several massage therapists interviewed for this article. She is based in Manhatten, New York. Rebecca talks about the value of adding Holistic Health Counseling (HCC) and Guided Imagery to her touch practice.
“With massage, I can immediately affect physical injuries, aches and pains,” Klinger says. “With the Holistic Health Couseling credential, I can also address other contributing factors such as exercise, sugar and caffeine intake, rest and any life situations that may be causing stress.”
“Guided Imagery helps me teach people how to use the power of imagery– their imaginations–to manage stress and pain, access their creativity, resolve inner conflicts and so much more,” she says. It’s a wonderful third leg on my mind-body practice.”
To see more about her work and the advantages of additional credentials see the May 2010 issue of Massage Magazine.
Rebecca Klinger, LMT
80 East 11th Street, Suite 521
New York, NY 10003
http://www.rebeccaklinger.net
