What do you get for that price tag?

What you get from a $60 Massage
For most people, money is the biggest obstacle to getting regular massage. There, I said it. We don’t like to talk about money, it’s supposed to be a private issue. But I’m addressing it head on. Regular massage is a considerable budget item, and it’s important to acknowledge that.
I know this because
I walk the walk and get regular massage.

I am crazy tight with finances, so if I don’t plan for it, massage doesn’t happen.
But if I expect you to jiggle the numbers and budget $60 for a massage every week, month, or quarter, it’s my job to tell you what you’re buying. So here it is, what you get from a 1 hour, $60 massage.
Clarity in Pricing
What I charge is clearly listed here: www.mindfulmassageok.com 
Tip are never necessary but always appreciated.
A Full Hour
1 hour = 60 minutes. The clock doesn’t start until I walk in the room and actually begin the massage.
That’s not the case for every business. Massage Envy’s hour is 50 minutes. Elements gives you 50 minutes.
Even some full service spas operate on a 50-minute hour. But in my office, 30, 60, and 90 minute treatments last exactly as long as indicated. (Unless you’re late, then I may have to adjust accordingly.)
Ease of Scheduling
Scheduling tends to be the second biggest obstacle to getting regular massage. We never think of scheduling massage at a time that is actually convenient to call.
You can schedule with me online right here. www.mindfulmassageok.com  
If you prefer, you can call me or even text me at 405.206.5825 to schedule. (We may need to play a bit of phone tag since I may need to call you back between clients.)
Attention
You get my full attention. For 1 hour, you are the superstar. You are the reason we’re in the room. Need silence? We can do that.
Want me to spend the full hour on your feet? Sure. Eye pillow for total darkness? Not a problem. Extra pillows? You got it.
You get your own full attention. No phone. No demands. Just you.
Experience
I’ve had 5+ years of practice and hundreds of hours of continuing education. They were all just prep for your massage.
I’ve been trained to treat nerve disorders like carpal tunnel, sciatica, or plantar fasciitis.
Clinical prudence
I won’t practice any techniques that are unsafe for you and your health condition.
If you’ve had knee or hip replacement, I won’t do stretches that can cause pain in that area.
Proper licensing
There are plenty of massage therapists offering discounted massage, operating under the radar. Oklahoma has only had a state license since May 2017, and I know there are plenty still in business that never got theirs updated.
If a therapist is operating without all the proper licenses, their insurance will be voided in the event of claim. That’s scary stuff right there.
Insurance
I’m covered! I have great liability coverage through AMTA, one of the nations leading company for massage therapists.
Referrals
A massage with me gets you connections with all the practitioners I know. And that’s a lot of people. If massage isn’t helping your tendonitis/backache/anxiety, I’ll help you find the right Chiropractor, PT or counselor for you.
High quality massage oil (or cream, or lotion).
I only use the best products on your skin. I am actually moving towards more natural, less processed massage oil. That means just plain oil, that will leave your skin feeling healthy and not gunky.
You get to support a small local business
It’s just me! No conglomerate. No fancy management structure or corporate set up. Just a little business owner, paying her taxes, making a living, and participating in the same communities she serves. There are fewer and fewer businesses that can stay afloat in an era of big box stores and amazon. When you pay $60 for a massage, you can be certain that money is staying in the local economy.
All that, from a $60 massage!