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Businiess name:
The Spa Village
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
I called in looking for a job, i'm a massage therapist. they couldn't even understand that. i called in saying "Hello, my name is ________, i'm a massage therapist and would like to know if you're hiring."........"yes"....."ok great!"......(silence again)......."what do you want?".."um, i'm a massage therapist....are you hiring"....."uhhh...i no understand bye!"
people.....if they can't even understand that conversation how do you expect to get a beneficial therapeutic massage?? conversation and understand what your client wants and needs out of a massage is key in getting a reasonable massage!!!!!
i honestly wish the best of luck to everyone getting a massage from here. i understand that not everyone always wants deep tissue massage, but if you're going to put down around $75 for an hour of massage, you better be getting you moneys worth! paying $75 to just relax and have someone lightly rub you is a little on the high end....at least for me it is. Massage therapy is a new and rapidly growing therapy. getting a REAL massage and finding a really good massage therapist is hard to come by, even for me I've only really met 2 or 3 massage therapist that i felt were truly amazing, and I've been working as a massage therapist for quite some time now.
so again...all i can say is good luck!
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