About Us
OUR MISSION, AND YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Our mission is to teach these Neuromuscular Therapy techniques all around the world, help you learn how to create too much business, and develop so much public awareness that many people choose these techniques to resolve their tight muscle problems.
John has been teaching his therapy techniques to other therapists since 1994, and after starting a group practice in 1998, he expanded his teaching to include business development methods.
Now the time has come to go even further! Why? Since so many new clients tell us that "These techniques are different.", we know the market has a lot of growth potential. We believe that only 5% to 10% of the population knows about our type of massage.
What does that mean for you? Lot's of growth opportunity!
THERAPIST OPPORTUNITIES IN OUR OFFICE
Our primary goal is to teach you proven therapy techniques that your clients will love, and a system that is "user friendly" to your own body. We also have a Business training section in which you can learn how to create as much business as you desire.
As our own business grows, we are committed to adding new therapists to our group. Please inquire if you live in Houston are interested in working in our office.
ABOUT JOHN
John was in Who's Who in American Junior Colleges (Alvin Jr. College, 1970). After receiving his B.A. (Stephen F. Austin, 1972), he worked for Naval Security, graduating with honors from the Defense Language Institute (Monterey, CA 1975).
John received his first sports massage in 1986 while competing in Triathlons and Road Races. He did not pursue massage as a business until after a couple of good experiences with the clothes on, focused techniques we call Neuromuscular Therapy. John began taking clients in 1989.
John still has a busy therapy practice, which he developed in an office building setting (NOT a retail store front with daily drive by business), so we believe these business development concepts can be replicated. One of the jokes I tell new therapists is: "The bad news is we don't have a sign on the street that says 'Massage'. The good news is we don't have a sign on the street that says, 'Massage'". What that means is: We only get a certain type of client.
Our favorite golf pro, Danny Crowley says: "Those who know how to learn, know enough!"
Are you a "learner"? If the answer is "Yes", then we can help you!
