Behind Closed Doors: Reducing Risk Through Professional Conduct

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Credits
1.00
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Description

Millions of Americans are receiving massage therapy on a regular basis, and hundreds of thousands of others are exploring massage for the first time. They have different perceptions of massage therapy and hold different beliefs around touch. Because of these vast differences in perceptions and boundaries, massage therapists have to be extremely vigilant in their communication, approach, and conduct with each client. This presentation examines human sexuality and our beliefs about inappropriate conduct and inappropriate touch. Find out how you can prevent your intentions from being misinterpreted by a client, and protect yourself and your career in the process.

NetForum Course ID
WMC-Webinar023
Pass Percentage
70

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