So-Called “Spas” Can Give Massage Therapy A Bad Name
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So-Called "Spas" Can Give Massage Therapists A Bad Name
To maintain a reputable business, there’s some amount of effort business-owners must put forth to prove they’re legit, honest and fair. But one field of work, massage therapy, has quite a hurdle in that. More and more so-called “spas” claim to sell massages, but in actuality, customers go there for sexual pleasure.
To maintain a reputable business, there’s some amount of effort business-owners must put forth to prove they’re legit, honest and fair. But one field of work, massage therapy, has quite a hurdle in that. More and more so-called “spas” claim to sell massages, but in actuality, customers go there for sexual pleasure. Just three months ago, a joint-task force made up of Beaufort and Jasper County law enforcement closed down an illegal operation in Hardeeville. Complaints of prostitution going on there spurred a full investigation which led to four arrests. A crackdown on this activity is good news for the folks trying to go about the profession the right way. To view the full story, click the video tab.
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As a student who graduated for Massage Therapy just the thought of “Bad Practice” upsets me. Our teachers spent their time not only teaching us about the human body but as well letting us know we are not a masseuses, we are professional Massage Therapist. I will not allow my husband to recieve a massage from myself but from another Therapist because i don’t want to mix pleasure with bussiness.
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