This presentation provides examples of furnishment which is necessary for massage therapy at home

1. HOW TO FURNISH A MASSAGE ROOM
ENVIRONMENT
Massage therapy at home

2. PARTITION WALL/ROOM DIVIDER
http://peelroom.com
 To screen your “patient”
from view
 Good to hide while
undressing
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3. MIRRORS
http://www.houzz.com/
 Massage therapist can
check physical position
and movements while
massaging
 Patients often use a
mirror to groom their
selves and for dressing
purposes
 Contributes to the room
atmosphere.
 Light reflection
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4. CLOCK
 http://www.konsultacia.biz
 To ensure the exact
times of treatments
 Scheduling of massage
ambits
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5. WASTE BASKET
http://www.thebathoutlet.com
 To dispose paper
towels or facial tissues
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6. SUPPLY CABINET/ COMMODE
 Needed to store
equipment, such as
lubricant, paper tissues
or music player
 It should stand in
operating distance
 Preferable a larger
cabinet than shown on
the picture
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7. STOOL
 A stool for the therapist
to sit comfortable while
massaging neck, feet,
head or hands
 Recommended is a
adjustable stool
(hydraulic & resolvable)
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8. STEREO/ MUSIC PLAYER
 To play relaxing sounds
(slow melodies)while
massaging
 Patient shall release
stress
 Provide a selection of
various types of music
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9. WINDOWS
 Windows provide
natural light, which is
positive for massage
environments
 However, avoid to
deliver insights when
neighbours live close
 Use curtains or blinds
 colours should fit to
provide a friendly &
warm environment
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