HeyJaredFolding Towels - A Podcast for Massage Therapists with Jackie and David
Jackie Kerin and David Clayton met over a massage table in Adelaide (Australia) back in 2015 - now they bring their quirks, and passion for the industry to this brand-new podcast.
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Episode 140: Your Brand Is What Clients Remember You For (opens the original)
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What does branding actually mean for a massage therapist? In this practical conversation, we unpack the difference between a logo and a brand. While visual identity can shape a first impression, clients are more likely to remember how clearly you communicated, whether you listened, how reliable you were, and whether the experience matched the promises you made. We discuss personal versus clinic branding, finding a niche, using social media without turning into a false version of yourself, and th
Episode 139: Marty Fry – Bringing Movement and Breathing into Practice (opens the original)
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Marty Fry’s approach to massage began with a running coach who seemed to understand how his athletes felt simply by watching them move. In this episode, David speaks with Tasmanian remedial massage therapist, movement trainer and educator Marty Fry about how movement and breathing became part of his clinical practice. Marty traces the path from receiving massage as a young athlete to leaving horticulture, building a massage career and learning from mentors who helped shape his approach. We discu
Episode 138: Five Overlooked Niches for Massage Therapists (opens the original)
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Choosing a massage niche is often framed as a marketing decision. In this episode, we shift the focus from earning potential to unmet client needs. Jackie and David discuss five groups massage therapists may not immediately consider: people with smell or chemical sensitivities, clients with scars, neurodivergent clients, people with hypermobility or connective tissue disorders, and active older adults. We explore how each group may require different communication, products, treatment environment
Episode 137: Steve Landells - From Bearings to Bodywork (opens the original)
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Episode 137 follows Steve Landells’ unlikely path from dairy farming, fitting and turning, and the bearing industry into remedial massage. Steve joins us from Total Massage Care in Margaret River to talk about the conversation that helped him take the first step, the mentors who shaped his work, and what he learned from being thrown into a busy remedial clinic while he was still studying. We also discuss regional practice, starting a business again, online booking, learning beyond formal qualifi
Episode 136: Nicola Hogan - The Art of Client Care: Listening Without Words (opens the original)
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What do clients learn about us before they even get on the table? In this episode, we speak with remedial massage therapist Nicola Hogan about the communication that sits beneath the hands-on work. Nicola shares how her early years in hospitality shaped the way she thinks about client care, rapport, timing, attention to detail, and professionalism. We discuss the expectations clients form before they arrive, from websites and booking systems through to emails, policies, and the feel of the treat
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