SPA BASICS
•        The Name “Spa” comes from the popular belief is that the name is an acronym favored by the Romans - the initials of “Salus Per Aquam” (in Latin, “Healing Through Water.”)
•        Keep fresh drinking water available at all times and encourage them to drink regularly.
•        Every place does spa treatments a little different.
•        Most states do not allow Massage therapists to give facials, but we can put anything on the rest of the body.
•        In some states massage therapists are not allowed to give manicures, facials or pedicures.
•        Most spa treatments begin with exfoliating.
•        Most Spa massage is light and designed to relax you.


Code of Ethics
Therapists will NOT:
•        Claim that a body wrap provides permanent weight loss.
•        Claim body wraps are a substitute for diet and exercise.
•        Claim that body wraps alleviate pain or heal any condition.
•        Perform the service without first obtaining a health history.
•        Perform the service if medically contraindicated.
•        Allow any client to perform exercises (while) wrapped.
•        Make claims regarding profitability for new Business startups.

www.nccam.nih.gov (National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
www.naturopathic.org (American Association of Naturopathic Physicians)
www.medicalspaassociation.org (International Medical Spa Association)
www.holisticmedicine.org (American Holistic Medical Association)
www.experienceispa.com (International Spa Association)
www.ayurveda.com (Ayurvedic Institute)
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