
Massage Therapist Insurance: What Cover You Need
Massage therapist insurance explained: treatment risk, public liability and employers' liability, what each one covers, typical UK costs and what to check.
A London-based community for massage therapists, bodyworkers and people working in the massage industry. Share experiences, discuss treatments, ask questions and connect with fellow professionals.
Free to join. For qualified therapists, students and people working in massage.
The practical side of massage that training courses skip.
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Tell members what you do and where you work. A moderator approves your first post to keep spam out.
Start a topic, reply to someone who asked what you already know, or post a room you need to fill.
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Massage therapist insurance explained: treatment risk, public liability and employers' liability, what each one covers, typical UK costs and what to check.

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