The end of the course is only the beginning of the journey, which is why you often ask us what comes next after the two-day course and what the first month of independent work looks like. Here is what you can realistically expect.
Can you start seeing clients straight after two days of training?
Yes, you leave the course with full theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience on a model, so you have mastered the basics from your first day of work. As in any manual profession, skill and speed grow with every client — that's normal and doesn't mean you don't know something.
Where is the best place to start your first solo treatments?
With smaller, simpler body areas and people around you who know you are just starting out. It's a safe way to build confidence in your movements before you start taking outside clients at full price. Many of our graduates started with family and friends before opening their appointment book to a wider audience.
How long does it take before treatments go really smoothly?
It's very individual, but usually after the first dozen or so treatments you feel a clear difference in speed and confidence. Regularity is key — the more often you work, the faster you get into a routine. Don't be discouraged if your first treatments take longer than you expected.
Where can you find support when you come across a more difficult case?
First of all, from the colleague you met on the course — our courses are held in pairs precisely so you're not left alone with your questions. Many of our graduates still consult each other on more difficult cases long after the course. You can also always write to us directly — we're happy to advise you on how to approach a specific situation.
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