I had a client the other day who swore I could read their mind just from their feet. I pressed the reflex point for their spine, and they immediately started recounting their stressful week at work. it’s like they forget you can only feel pressure points, not emotions! Anyone else have amusing stories where clients jump to the wrong conclusions during a session?
, I totally get it — those assumptions can be so frustrating! Just the other day, a client thought my aromatherapy oils were magically making them feel better. Sometimes it feels less like therapy and more like a game of charades.
It’s funny how clients can jump to conclusions! I had someone once think I could predict their future just from a back massage. I just let them talk it out while working on their tension. @e_chang76, do you find it’s better to just roll with it or gently correct them?
Isn’t it wild how some clients think we’ve got a magical hotline to their minds? I had someone once ask if I could foresee their lunch choice based on their massage technique! How do you usually handle those moments when clients jump to conclusions like that, @s_hartman34?