By Hillary Arrieta
Over the past few months, Some of you have noticed a big shift here in the office. I decided to make a change after seven years of working in the same space.
I’m really loving it!
I switched to a new treatment room space. It’s smaller and different but NOT a downgrade from my previous room
{ same suite, different room. }
Nothing “happened” 😊 I’m just enjoying the sunshine in my new room (beautiful window!) for a bit. My other room is now my class room and I’m feeling so happy to have two spaces...one where I can dedicate my teaching and another where I can see clients.
I’ve been teaching for a LONG time now in the massage industry. From 2008-2010, I taught five days a week for a career college in the area who had a massage program while working on clients in their home and weekends at an upscale hotel spa.
I decided to create my own wellness practice in 2010 and left the school and the spa to begin building something for myself here at my current location. The people here are warm and welcoming. Some I’ve known since DAY ONE of massage school back in 2003. It’s my comfort zone.
I feel incredibly lucky to have found this place I call my “studio” or my “office.” I’ve been able to flourish here and that’s not easy, to say the least.
After teaching continuing education in my work space pretty regualrly for a while now, I knew I needed more room for equipment and comfort when I joined the Center for Barefoot massage as one of their instructors this year.
I did it out of passion for the work I call my specialization. Barefoot massage, Ashiatsu, or from my service menu, Barefoot bar therapy, It goes by many names! It’s my pleasure to teach it to others and learn more and more about the nuances of this work myself.
I’m really loving it!
I switched to a new treatment room space. It’s smaller and different but NOT a downgrade from my previous room
{ same suite, different room. }
Nothing “happened” 😊 I’m just enjoying the sunshine in my new room (beautiful window!) for a bit. My other room is now my class room and I’m feeling so happy to have two spaces...one where I can dedicate my teaching and another where I can see clients.
I’ve been teaching for a LONG time now in the massage industry. From 2008-2010, I taught five days a week for a career college in the area who had a massage program while working on clients in their home and weekends at an upscale hotel spa.
I decided to create my own wellness practice in 2010 and left the school and the spa to begin building something for myself here at my current location. The people here are warm and welcoming. Some I’ve known since DAY ONE of massage school back in 2003. It’s my comfort zone.
I feel incredibly lucky to have found this place I call my “studio” or my “office.” I’ve been able to flourish here and that’s not easy, to say the least.
After teaching continuing education in my work space pretty regualrly for a while now, I knew I needed more room for equipment and comfort when I joined the Center for Barefoot massage as one of their instructors this year.
I did it out of passion for the work I call my specialization. Barefoot massage, Ashiatsu, or from my service menu, Barefoot bar therapy, It goes by many names! It’s my pleasure to teach it to others and learn more and more about the nuances of this work myself.
 | AuthorHillary Arrieta is a holistic wellness expert, licensed massage therapist, industry educator, and small business owner. She specializes in barefoot massage and Ayurvedic therapies to help her health conscious clients reach their wellness goals. Located in Dallas, Texas, Hillary’s customized sessions are infused with Western herbalism, aromatics, mediation and restorative bodywork to ease her clients towards radiance and joyful living. |
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