Massage Music for Your Clients Health and Wellness

Massage Music to sooth and delight your clients!



Include the best sound system at the top of your massage equipment list!

Massage music can be very relaxing when played during your bodywork treatment. It can enhance the experience. Many styles of music can be good companions to massage.

Most bodywork professionals have music playing during a treatment. Some exceptions might include very clinical settings, or remote or outdoor settings where Mother Nature takes over in place of music.

Listening to music during a massage can help create a deeper sense of relaxation but it can also be invigorating. An album should be chosen based on the intent of the bodywork session – meditative, relaxing, calming, energizing, and healing.

We already know that the power of touch can register on so many levels of our physical, emotional and spiritual bodies. Touch therapies are the connection between matter and etheric levels of our energy. The greatest expression of acknowledgement can be as simple as the laying of hands on another to comfort, to love and to heal.

Adding music and its therapeutic aspects, can bring together the power of heighten awareness, moving the healing process to another level.

As a massage therapist and music lover, I have had the pleasure of having both in my life for over 20 years. In a massage session, it is a part of the ritual to have soothing music playing during a session. But how many of us have any awareness of the music as it applies to our massage session?

Working with the power of music can add another level of transformation for you, the client. You may not even realize what the connection was, once you get off the table, but are acutely attuned to how much stronger, aware and better you feel.

Knowing some basic music terminology is not really necessary as a massage client here at Las Vegas Massage, but I know on some level, you can be astutely conscious of when the music crescendos (gradually rising in volume) or decrescendos (gradually lower in volume). You can here the tempo or pacing of the music and understand how I work within this tempo.

Bringing the massage music into my hands and allowing it flow out through my instrument (my hands, forearms, elbows, etc., etc.,) can translate through your body into the most moving and therapeutic journey you can experience.

As a massage therapist, know your music. Be aware of its tempo, its highs and lows and how it is build by phrase and chorus. Knowing your music allows you greater interpretation of its flow as you give your massage. Or, for the client, just chill out and relax!

Find your favorite music here at these links.

ASOMAssagemusic.com YouTube Video Demo

ASOMAssageMusic.com Home Page

Serenity Massage Music

Relaxation Tunes Music For Massage

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Relaxing Music 2

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