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RE: Massage Employment in Ontario Canada
June 17th, 2011
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I live in Windsor, Ontario. I have to say that if you want a better income, try to get into a clinic setting. Whether a massage clinic or a chiropractor. A chiro is a great place, since doctors refer to you, and you refer to them. Especially in the recession we are dealing with, avoid spas. People don’t see that as medical and will cut that out when bills get tight. Try to stick with medical settings, so people realise the importance of what we do, and the medical training we have.