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You only paid $1-2,000??

Great video! This answered some important questions for me. I’ve been an LMT for 20 years and I have just added MLD to my repertoire. Post op is definitely different

Girl please come back I miss these informative videos I been subbed since the beginning and now that I’m actually starting school soon I came back to watch your videos 😭

I am also an LPN in Canada, we call it RPN here in Ontario. I totally understand how you feel about having to deal with a very stressful job and having to take care of other people needs not just your clients but also the family, the politics in the nursing as well as the management.. so kudos to you for making this video. I appreciate it and I am doing my research in regards to Massage therapy school and thank you for inspiring me to. That it is possible to have a career change and have a peace of mind.

Super helpful !

Thank you for a great video, I have just qualified as a massage therapist so this has given me some ideas.

Great info!!

I’m an LPN or 8 years in massage school right now

Thank you for sharing!

Expression of fluid through incisions is out of scope for LMTs in some areas, it is wound care and should be done by a nurse. Plastic surgery clinics may not really know anything about massage therapy and incorrectly advise patients to get "lymphatic massage drainage" for their post-op care. This is doing patients a disservice.

Duration and price of the course?

What textbook/workbook should i purchase? I start in the fall, but i am so nervous. Just became a single mom, and i have no room to fail, and i could use the extra help to get me prepared!!! Thank you!

How hard should they be massaging the area?

Hi

Thanks for this video I Start my new job tomorrow at a spa here in GA! Is hrly pay plus 25%commission a good start?

Thankkkk you for this 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Do u let people get nude or just get down to there underwear

Thank You!

After watching this video, I immediately bought the textbook and workbook to prepare myself before class starts (a full-time class in March!).

Thanks for sharing your story! I'm also in the outskirts of Atlanta and looking at a career change to massage. Kinda wish I went your route and didn't tell anybody because I did get that negative feedback from family that you mentioned.

Where can you get a good massage in Atlanta. I am a swimmer and i aggrivated my lower back somehow. Thanks

I'm a holistic health practitioner license massage therapist. What would I need to be a Nurse. Can you recommend some books to study.

I’ve been a nurse for 17yrs and wanted a new career path. I still want to help people but not in a hospital setting so I want to transition to LMT. But I am not fully sure how to go about it. After getting your message therapy license what would you recommend as next steps to become a post op message therapist. And what school did you attend?

I am an RN of 10 years and have been thinking becoming a LMT. Thanks for the video.

Why not open your own place?

MLD is not Massage, MLD does not include any massage techniques. Post operation lymphatic drainage is also not a massage neither involves pushing fluids out of the incision. Look for LANA certified that should be Certified Lymphatic therapist that specializes in post operation.

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In my opinion, no therapist should be doing Manual Lymphatic Drainage Therapy (MLD) if they are not certified in it. The only certifying courses/schools in the US are: Klose Training, Academy of Lymphatic Studies, Monarch CE, Vodder School, and ILWTI. After a therapist becomes certified in MLD, they should take classes in Post-Op MLD. The only courses in the US for post-op are from Academy of Lymphatic Studies, Kathleen Lisson's online courses, and Norton School of Lymphatic Therapy. :)

Thank you for sharing this! <3 I am also an RN myself, so its cool to hear that I can relate to that. You mentioned that you run on commission, is that always the case as a LMT. I'm from the midwest and I've seen job postings that showcase a hrly wage but I have heard things being commissioned based as well. Can you share a little bit more about that? Does the setting you choose determine whether or not you will be commission based, any knowledge would be helpful and appreciated! Thank you so much (:

I start my classes on the 19th of September 👌🏽

Great video! Thank you

I'm proud of you!! You're so self aware and keep going after your goals. I can relate to some things such as not marketing how I should be. I'm a RN and a reflexologist and still trying to find the balance. Wishing you the best

12:48 great intro! I’m doing the same RN to LMT!! Scared & excited. Your video gives me hope ❤

I just discovered your channel and have really enjoyed your videos. I'm planning to start massage therapy school soon and would love to see more on that from you. BUT also would love to see videos about your other job and general updates 😊

This was a very good video. Thank you for sharing.

Would you recommend the night class over the day class for students who are a bit slower learners?

I am going to massage school soon and enjoy more videos on that. I really like learning, and I appreciate your perspective on being a LPN and LMT. I've liked learning from all of your videos so far. Thank you for sharing!

Hello, did they give you any books, or just the binder?

How much was it to pay for your education for massage therapy ?

Is the money good? I don't want to give up 81K/year but I am drawn to this lifestyle

I have been considering going to massage school for several years now, and just as I was getting closer to pull the trigger, and as my best friend went to school and is now completed his program and doing fairly well for himself. I actually ended up fracturing my proximal phalanx of my pinky finger and it healed with a malunion. I had to get several x-rays and CT scans and I feel like my hand has a lot more information and arthritis already setting in. However there is a part of me that thinks maybe Doing that massage therapy program could actually be better for my hand in someway. Because I am getting more exercise for it. I’ve always enjoyed learning about natural alternative remedies through herbalism as well as essential oils. I know they have different techniques where you can limit the use of your hands and also use other parts of your body like your elbows or even bamboo etc. i’m not sure I have such a good opportunity to go to school in Texas because it’s so close to where I’m at. Plus it’s a very affordable program. I just don’t know if I’m ready to commit to that yet. I would look at doing massage more like a side hustle part-time on the evenings and weekends around a full or part-time job at hopefully offers benefits

what classes did you take for post-op?

Thank you! Very informative 😊

Excellent video 👍. Thanks for posting. New sub here.

Hi how are you ? Do you need to take MLD before Post OP Massage course ?

A did you get your certification online? If so can you share with which company you went to? Tia!!

I am currently a CNA that just got accepted into an LPN program, and I am considering changing paths to massage therapy… As someone with anxiety, I feel like the more low stress environment of massage therapy might be a better route for me, but I’m worried that if I go into therapy I’ll regret not becoming a nurse and if I go into nursing I’ll regret not being a therapist. Do you have any words of advice, in general, in regards to my concerns

I'm so happy I found your page! I'm a Licenced Esthetician and a medical assistant. I've been thinking about going back to school for massage therapy. Do you think age plays a factor? I'm 37...

This was wonderful. Thank you! Do you have tips on staying fresh and making time for bathroom breaks lol. Would you Maybe do a get ready withe for work? Technics to take care of the body...wrist back...I'm going to look at the rest of your videos. These are appreciated.❤

Hi! Enjoyed your video alot! Would you say it’s financially worth it?