Massage Therapist Income
Massage therapist income can grow as your practice grows. For those that choose to be self-employed, the sky can be the limit. In the same breath a word of warning to place limits - burn out rate for self-employed massage therapists are high.
Some considerations to help determine
your potential income:
- What will you charge as a fee for your services?
- Do you have adequate client flow?
- What is the demand in your area for Massage Therapy?
- How many hours a day do you want to work?
- Are you willing to market and promote your service?
- Will you work full time or part time?
Offer these products for retail sale and display in
your place of business for additional income:
- Essential Oils
- Massage Oils and Lotions
- Candles
- Skin Care Products
- Weight Loss Products
- Exercise Equipment
- Books
- Massage Products
- Water Purification Units
- Air Purification Units
Services to offer to supplement
your massage therapy practice:
- Facials
- Body Treatments
- Aromatherapy
- Oxygen Treatment / Oxygen Bar
- Reiki
- Nail Salon / Nail Care
Specialize in these modalities to maximize your
massage practice income:
- Deep Tissue
- Myofascial Release
- Lymphatic Massage
- Chair Massage
- Hot Stone Massage
- Pregnancy Massage
- Infant Massage
- Sports Massage
- Fibromyalgia Pain Relief Specialist
- Reflexology
Your Massage Business can be substantially increased simply by expanding on what you already have to offer.
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