Question 1

Are you an insured business and do you guarantee your work?

Accepted Answer

I operate as a sole-trader, through my business, Nullegai Remedial Massage. I hold current professional indemnity insurance and public & product liability insurance policies that cover claims up to $10,000,000.

Question 2

How did you decide to get into your line of work?

Accepted Answer

Most of my working life involved using my brain and not my body. In this phase of my life, I felt strongly that I needed to be working with my hands, my heart and my brain, and that I wanted to be helping people in more direct ways.

Question 3

Do you have a favourite customer story you would like to share?

Accepted Answer

A new client, who had visited my Clinic for treatment of a tight, sore shoulder, and felt  much less discomfort and could move much more freely after a single treatment, confided as she left the Clinic that, because of her experience with other therapists, she had come with very low expectations.

Question 4

What do you like most about your job?

Accepted Answer

Every type of work I have done has involved helping people. In my current role as a Remedial Massage Therapist, I help people in a very direct way by relieving their pain and stress. I enjoy seeing people who arrived at my Clinic in pain leave more comfortable and able to move more freely.

Question 5

What questions should a customer ask to hire the right service professional?

Accepted Answer

What are your qualifications? How experienced are you? Are you available at a time convenient to me? Can you provide testimonials from other clients? On what basis do you charge? How much do you charge? How can I pay you? Do you offer private health fund rebates? Are you appropriately insured?

Question 6

What questions do customers commonly ask and how would you answer them?

Accepted Answer

How often should I have a massage? That depends on what led you to seek treatment. If you experienced an injury, then together we focus first on healing the injury, then on recovering lost muscle function, then on maintaining muscle function. For maintenance, clients come weekly to six-weekly.

Question 7

What makes you the most reliable and trustworthy person for the job?

Accepted Answer

I cannot comment on the reliability and trustworthiness of other practitioners beyond my personal experience with them. As an Accredited Member of the Association of Massage Therapists (AMT), I am bound to uphold the Codes of Conduct of AMT and the Health Care Complaints Commission (in NSW).

Question 8

Why should a customer hire you over another service provider?

Accepted Answer

I am an experienced, diploma-qualified, remedial massage therapist, who provides treatment for acute and chronic muscle-related pain and discomfort arising from overuse and injury that people ranging in age from 8 to more than 94 years experience at work and in recreational activities.

Question 9

What are the typical things that you need to know before you can provide a quote to a customer?

Accepted Answer

What duration of massage do you want? Are you visiting our clinic or wanting me to provide the massage(s) at your home or workplace. How many people require massages during the session at your location?

Question 10

How can a customer save money before you start the work? Please give 3 tips

Accepted Answer

Check whether your fund covers remedial massage - you could save up to half the cost of your massages up to your fund's annual limit.

Question 11

Are there any special offers you would like to offer to Oneflare customers?

Accepted Answer

Clients can purchase a 3-massage voucher (for 3 one-hour massages) for $210 up front, and save $15 on the fees for massages paid for separately.

Question 12

What makes your pricing competitive?

Accepted Answer

I offer massage services through my home-based Clinic at Richardson in the ACT, and have lower overheads than therapists who work at shopping centres, health precincts and large hotels. My fees are very competitive and lower than therapists with higher costs can offer. I also offer massage services through a practice at Forrest, which may be a more convenient location for some clients. My fees at the Forrest practice are higher, and available on request.

Question 13

How do you normally charge for your service?

Accepted Answer

My fees are based on the duration of the massage that I provide. Because I offer massage at my home-based clinic, my overhead costs are lower than those of therapists who rent rooms in shopping centres or health precincts, so I can offer my services at very competitive, lower fees.

Question 14

Is there a particular aspect of your trade or industry that you specialise in?

Accepted Answer

I specialise in remedial massage - relieving the pain and discomfort that people experience from physical activity related to their work, sport and other recreational activities. I provide massage to people with acute and chronic conditions; most of my work is in providing maintenance massage.

Question 15

What experience, skills, qualifications or training do you have to make you the right person for the job?

Accepted Answer

I hold a Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice and a Diploma of Remedial Massage; several science-related university degrees; a Certificate IV in Small Business Management; and qualifications in craniosacral therapy, Thai traditional massage, canine remedial massage and Emmett therapy.

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