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Loads of really exciting Jing TV episodes on the Jing Massage Vlog and articles and posts written by our very own Rachel Fairweather and Meghan Mari on the massage blog! We cover everything from Myofascial release to Price increase – so for great top tips and essential advice for all therapists, stay tuned!
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In this week’s awesome episode of Jing TV! Social Media for the Somanaut, Jing Director Rachel Fairweather and Nina Frizoni, Director of Student Development give us an overview of the social media scene: Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn and chat about how they can be used to help grow your business. Do you want to find […]
Absolutely fantastic video by Anita Barratt of the photo shoot for the upcoming Jing Book on advanced clinical massage by Rachel Fairweather and Meghan Mari. The book is a detailed account of the Jing method for the treatment of musculo skeletal pain using a dynamic fusion of advanced massage approaches. Learn how to combine hot […]
This week the dynamic duo: Meghan Mari and Rachel Fairweather talk about their favourite trigger point books. Starting with the legend that is, the queen of trigger point therapy, the one and only – Janet Travell. The also discuss the fantastic ‘Trigger Point Therapy for myofascial pain’ by Steve Finando and Donna Finando. Great pictures […]
This week Meghan Mari and Rachel Fairweather – Jing directors, talk Social Media. Its is a waste of time? Or is it an imperative vehicle to attract more clients? Top tips of the week: Keep it professional, get your personality across, be honest, and be generous: share, share and share some more!! Do you want […]
In this week’s Jing TV adventure, the dynamic duo talk about the horror of herniated disc, and the Low Back Pain in general. First they will teach you about the anatomy of a herniated or slipped disc (or jam leaking out of a doughnut!) and then they pain it can cause in the local musculo-skeletal […]
Stretching the Truth – What the new evidence tells us about stretching Stretching – it’s good for you- isn’t it? Surely it’s common wisdom that stretching makes you feel better, increases flexibility, prevents injury before sports challenges, improves athletic performance, reduces muscle soreness after exercise and alleviates the pain of a bad back (that is […]
This week the dynamic duo Rachel Fairweather and Meghan Mari discuss the myth of mobile massage. Is it right for you? Does this save you money on room rental? Or do you end up spending hours travelling… What do you think? Please give us you opinion! Do you want to find out more about The […]
This week the dynamic duo Rachel Fairweather and Meghan Mari talk about the www.’s! With guest star and creative genius Andrew Dineley (www.softoctopus.co.uk) they discuss why you need a website, what content you need to have, and what it will do for your business! The main rules are: Just do it – get something up!, […]
This week the dynamic duo Meghan Mari and Rachel Fairweather talk Music while massaging… Yes or No?! So do you have one music rule for one client and another for another, or do you just ask them each time? Is just silence better for you and the client? Or do you just play Enya and […]
This week the dynamic Jing duo:, Meghan Mari and Rachel Fairweather, talk about boundaries. So what are you, to your clients? Massage therapists? Nutritionist? Councillor? Friend? Be really clear about what you are offering. Setting rules with time, and finances is also incredibly important. Do you want to find out more about The JING Institute […]
This week the dynamic duo Rachel Fairweather and Meghan Mari, answer questions from Jing students. The big question this week from Jing student Catherine Colyer is: What would you see as an optimal amount of clients to see in a week? So the big question back at Catherine is How much money do you want […]
Assessment is often poorly taught to massage therapists and as a result many of us end up terrified of treating pain conditions. Is the tingling down our client’s hand and arm a result of a nerve compressed by soft tissue (well within our scope of treatment) or something more serious? Is our client’s bad back […]
