Wendy Coon, LMTA client stopped me mid-session and said, "You don't know what you're doing." That moment of humiliation changed my entire career. Here's why uncomfortable feedback is the most valuable kind.
Wendy Coon, LMTI couldn't load my own gun. My left hand was that weak. For years, I'd been losing grip strength during massage sessions—compensating, switching hands, avoiding techniques I used to love. I thought I was adapting. I was actually ignoring a problem that started in my neck. Here's how I got my grip back and what every LMT needs to know about body mechanics before it's too late.
Wendy Coon, LMT"More pressure." I kept digging deeper even though my body screamed stop. I thought client-pleasing meant better service. I was wrong. Here's how I learned to set boundaries that protect my body and actually help clients heal.
Wendy Coon, LMTI was crawling up stairs, crying from sacrum pain. Weekly chiropractic adjustments never lasted. Then I discovered pelvic floor MFR work and Pilates. Now? Four adjustments a year. Here's what changed when I addressed the root cause. West Michigan.