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“Thank you for helping me to learn a new approach to help others in acute pain.”
Student: Medical Massage: Caring Touch for Pain 16 hour course, Bodymechanics School of Myotherapy and Massage 2025
“This class was a great introduction to build confidence in providing pregnancy massage!”
Student: Fundamentals of Pregnancy Massage 16-hour course, Port Townsend School of Massage 2023
“I have put all of the lessons from this course to use in my spa menu and am already booking more customers and repeat for lymph drainage for the face. Thank you!”
Student: Classic Spa Treatments 16 hour course, Bodymechanics School of Myotherapy and Massage 2025
I use modesty wraps for my massages. I love how secure patients feel in them. I list them on my sessions as a free add-on. It gives me a clue that the patient may be extra concerned about draping and gives me a chance to open the conversation about their needs.
I like it for women who need a little extra support, or for people who want more coverage. And it makes accessing the abdominal region a breeze, without risking exposure.
Male practitioners who have worked for me in the past say that the modesty wrap was so useful they wanted to use it in each session. The wrap is a conversation without a conversation. It says, “I’m a safe practitioner. I care about your modesty and comfort.” It invites a discussion about the patient’s comfort level. I’ll always use these in my practice.
I liked them so much that I reached out to the company and told them that CE students would probably like to try these. I'll be bringing them to classes so you can try them out for free, and if you like them, they have extended a discount code to you.
BTW: This is a woman-owned business! ;)
https://modestymassagewrap.com
Use code: dreamspace10 when checking out.