‘…. the attitudes and feelings of the therapist, rather than his theoretical orientation is important. His procedures and techniques are less important than his attitudes. It is also worth noting that it is the way in which his attitudes and procedures are preceived which makes a difference to the client, and that it is this preception which is crucial.’
On Becoming a Person – Carl Rogers
Choosing the right therapist for you
Find someone who:
Find someone who:
- you are comfortable with.
- you are able to talk to easily, and who will, more importantly, listen to you.
- provides good massage advice.
Note: not all massages are carried out in silence, but make sure that unless asked, the therapist does not talk about themselves. This is your time!