Hi all!Changed name but been here for years now!
I trained years ago in beauty therapy.In the second year I did aromatherapy and massage.Due to serious family problems I had to pull out of the course when I only had a few months to go.
I enjoyed massage and spent months studying it and have given massages to friends and family and have been told I'm very good at it.
DH works full time and I have 2 dc and I'm a SAHM as I can't afford to go back to work until they're in full time education.
Just wondered if you think it would BU to work as a mobile massage therapist when I am trained but I'm not officially qualified on paper?
Also do any other mn's have any info on a part time massage course?
It seems such a shame to have to start all again from the beginnig(not to mention expensive being around £1000 for an evening course).
Also how many of you actually use a mobile massage therapist or in this day and age do you just go to your local salon/gym?
Any advice really appreciated thanks for reading
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Ruggybug · 27/09/2011 10:43
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