Should I be loyal to my sole massage therapist? 

When you need the services of a locksmith, you call the same guy you keep calling. The same happens for the plumber. Even the dentist remains the same one. If anyone asks who ABMP they can consult for these services, you are even willing to recommend them to the stranger. In other words, you believe in the services they give you. The big question then becomes, ‘should I stick to one massage therapist?’ Well, that depends on you. There should however be no much variation. If you have found a professional therapist who serves you right, there is no harm in keeping him/her.

Why one therapist is the better option

You remain comfortable – changing therapist can be compared to moving from one school to another. Everybody knows the experience of a new school. It is never the best feeling. You have to start all over again learning what the new therapist starts with and what finishes things up. Furthermore, you don’t quite understand what to expect. Where you have one expert you are comfortable with, why change?

He/she does know you – the problem with shifting from one therapist to another is that you will have to re-establish your relationship afresh. Whatever the previous therapist used to do isn’t known by the new one. If there are certain areas you don’t like touched, it might get irritating for before the new therapist gets to know your priorities. Not forgetting the long talks you will have to explain everything afresh. Your old therapist will remember certain issues you had before and know what to do. New ones know nothing about underlying issues unless you tell them.

He/she will understand when you are making progress – massage therapies are not to be done for fun. There are the root reasons why they are important. When you make your needs known to a therapist, he/she will have to follow up and keep Kinetic Physio updating you on how you are doing. That is through observing the signs and discussing it with you. Where you feel better, therapists will do more of it to ensure that your graph keeps on rising. A new therapist will seem to be starting midway.

But do you just never change?

There is value in retaining your therapist. What we don’t advocate for is keeping on migrating. However, we don’t say that change is not necessary. Where you get bored with one therapist either because of depreciated services, you are at freedom to change him/her. Your comfort remains the priority number one for every massage session. If you are not getting optimal results, then you have no business sticking to the old pal. You could also be desperate for a single wellness experience that never seems to come. If you are convinced that you have given the expert enough time to prove himself/herself, and still no results, move on.

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