Generally, they move on to something else.
I had a practice, was doing embarrassingly well in it, but part of
that
was responding to callouts. Tennis elbow here, a sprain there, and
they wanted me enough that they paid for my time from when I left
my house till I walked back in the door.
The table work was gratifying, but I was an adrenaline addict. Other
stuff beckoned, especially emergency responder activities.
Nowadays I'm a lot more sedate, and as side activities I train (for
free)
couples with fibromyalgia how to do safe and effective massage, and
every so often I get to mention that sorta stuff in the newsgroup.
On Mar 4, 8:44 am, jdnatl...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> I ask because it seems most massage therapists I talk to have been
> doing it only a few years. I don't think I've ever encountered one
> who's been doing it for more than 10 years, even though the first
> licensed one I visited was about 17 years ago. Do people burn out,
> move onto something else, what??
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