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Originally Posted by Inika
You're paying for a therapy service. you have every right to not wish to engage in conversations during your therapy.
MOST therapists listen to the client and by that means body language also. You go with the cues of the client. This therapist may need to be directly told if she's missing the cues or is under the impression you want to have chats.
wishing you a silent and peaceful massage.
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Good tip to know.
You know, I feel similarly when I am getting my hair done. I am getting a 'break' from home, I want to relax, I don't want to hear the beauticians life story nor my own, really I want to relax and sit. My hair is long so there is more time on the chair. A bit of a drag.
Oh, I do love getting my scalp massaged when she's washing my hair with special treatments
