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I loved being a therapist and thought it would be my lifelong career, but I started hurting my wrists, shoulders, and lower back, and I was so exhausted after each session that I couldn't keep going mentally or physically...

There are far more therapists with these kinds of problems than you might think.


This problem affects not only therapists but also clients.


Even with excellent knowledge, if the therapist themselves is enduring pain or fatigue, that pain and fatigue will be transmitted to the client through resonance .

While it's often not communicated to the therapist due to the client's consideration, we frequently hear stories of people feeling unwell after receiving an oil massage.

*The term "resonance phenomenon" is primarily used in physics and refers to the phenomenon in which an object (the client) vibrates at the same frequency as vibrations or waves received from an external source (the therapist), resulting in a stronger reaction.

Why does this kind of negative chain reaction occur?

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The therapist's use of their body and their mental state have a very significant impact.

If you want to continue working as a therapist happily for a long time without harming your body, and with your mind and body in excellent condition, then you should acquire not just basic beginner-level skills, but the real foundation, base, and foundation.

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