Plain-English guides to massage treatments: what they involve, what the evidence says, and who they suit. Written to be accurate rather than to sell, so you can share them with clients.
Self-employed massage therapist tax in the UK usually means Income Tax and National Insurance on your profits, plus a choice between sole trader and limited company. This guide…
How to get massage clients in London without paid ads: Google Business Profile, rebooking, referrals, local businesses and honest reviews that work.
Working as a self-employed massage therapist can be lonely. Why peers matter for advice, referrals, cover and confidence, and where to find them in London.
Massage therapist burnout is common, from sore thumbs to exhaustion. The warning signs and the habits, pricing and boundaries that help you keep going.
Recent massage trends, what London clients want, from lymphatic drainage to calm and recovery work, and which trends are worth adding to your menu.
What is sports massage, and who is it for? What happens in a session, what the research says it can and can't do, and how to choose a qualified therapist.
Is pregnancy massage safe? How a session works, the best positions at each stage, what the research says, and when to check with your midwife first.
Hot stone massage explained: how the heated stones are used, what a session feels like, who should avoid it, and how a good therapist keeps you safe.
Indian head massage explained: a seated, fully clothed massage of the head, neck and shoulders. What happens, how long it takes and who it suits.
Do you need a massage treatment licence in London? See who needs one, who is exempt, what councils charge and where mobile and home-based therapists stand.