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Is Sarga Bodywork Training Right for You? A Massage Therapist’s Guide to Barefoot Massage
Sarga Bodywork Class Photo If you’re a massage therapist who loves doing deep, therapeutic work but sometimes wonders how long your hands, wrists, thumbs, and shoulders are going to keep doing all of it, you’re definitely not alone. One of the reasons I was drawn to Sarga Bodywork was that it gave me another way to work. Sarga isn’t about replacing everything you already know as a massage therapist. It gives you another tool—and, quite literally, another part of your body—to
Barefoot Massage & Foot Hygiene: Clean Does Not Mean Polished
What actually matters when your feet are your massage tools One of the funny things about barefoot massage is that conversations about feet can become surprisingly nuanced. Questions that are often asked: Do our toes need to be polished for events? Does polish make feet look cleaner? Does the public interpret natural toenails differently than massage therapists do? It's usually a much more interesting conversation than I expect because underneath the question is something big
One of the gifts of continuing to learn is realizing that being challenged does not reduce you.
Sarga Bodywork group photo by https://www.katberbari.com You do not need to determine your value by locating yourself in somebody else’s hierarchy. I think that matters everywhere, but especially in a learning environment. Because learning containers can get messy. People arrive with different bodies, different histories, different strengths, different levels of confidence, different ways of processing information, and different amounts of experience. One person may understan