Eye Contact for Manual and Massage Therapists and Their Clients
During a history intake, do you look into your client’s eyes when they’re trying to tell you something or are you so busy writing down what they’re saying that you give the impression you’re not really listening? Maintaining eye contact displays interest and tells them “you are important, and that I am actively listening.”
Starting your session with eye contact and asking clients how things are going is an important first step to making a safe connection.
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