If I schedule a 60 minute massage, how many minutes will I have on the table? The reason I ask is I found a new massage therapist and I only get 45 - 50 minutes on the table for a 60 minute massage. I am paying for time to dress and undress. I don't like that. Is that standard practice, now?To all the Registered Massage Therapists out there:?
The hour starts when I bring them to the room and leave them to undress. Then after I leave them to rest and then re-dress is not counted so that I make sure they are taking their time if they feel light-headed.To all the Registered Massage Therapists out there:?
I always do a 50 minute massage, that's table time, but I make sure my clients know that's what their paying for. That gives me about ten minutes to get ready for my next appointment. I think most paces do that but they should really tell you it's fifty minutes. Good luck!
As far as I know most our practices here in the midwest USA is, the hour starts then undressing and massage to the end of the hour. Dressing is after the hour is over.
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