A massage therapist who manipulates soft tissues to provide relaxation, pain relief, and improve circulation. They assess clients, develop treatment plans, and perform various massage techniques

• Strong Interpersonal Communication:
• You'll need to effectively communicate with clients, understand their needs, and explain treatments. 
• Knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology:
• A thorough understanding of the human body is essential for safe and effective massage techniques. 
• Proficiency in Various Massage Techniques:
• Be familiar with different modalities like Swedish, deep tissue, and others. 
• Customer Service Skills:
• Massage therapists often interact with clients in a spa or wellness setting, requiring good customer service skills. 
• Physical Strength:
• You'll need the physical strength to provide massages and handle clients throughout the session. 
• Manual Dexterity:
• Fine motor skills are important for performing massage techniques.
• Empathy and Patience:
• Being able to understand and respond to clients' needs requires empathy and patience. 
• Knowledge of Contraindications:
• Be aware of contraindications for massage therapy, such as certain medical conditions, that could be harmful.