Workplace Massage Studio: 5 Key Terms

So lets get into it!

Number 1 This is a Massage Studio, not a parlor.
Now I know the term studio is typically used for an artist workroom or so but the Therapist here can use this modest size but very effective space help relieve that pain from you suffer with from being hunched over that computer screen all morning and all afternoon.

This leads us to Number 2 where she is a Therapist, not a masseuse.
She is professionally trained and skilled to manipulate your muscles and connective tissues in efforts to enhance your health and wellbeing which makes her a professional Massage Therapist nonetheless.

Number 3, you are Our Guest, not a client or patient.
Now here we are getting away from some consultative or clinical based terms and welcoming you into our studio looking for relief or an escape from the mundane to clear your mindset and achieve more during the day.

Lastly, Number 4 and Number 5 are very similar in nature. They have to do with scheduling a visit and confirming your session.
Notice we didn't use massage or appointment here. Now you'll typically hear us say: “Are you here for your session?” or “Would you like to schedule your next visit?”