A health massage therapist is a professional who uses specialized massage techniques or auxiliary tools to work on the muscles, joints, and acups of the human body to relieve fatigue, improve blood circulation, and regulate bodily functions. The core is to help the human body maintain or restore a comfortable and healthy state through physical.

Main service content:

1. Communication and assessment of needs: Understand the physical condition of the service recipient (such as whether there is neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain, overuse injury, etc.), massage needs, and contraindications, determine the appropriate massage parts and strength.

2. Professional massage operation: Use techniques such as pushing, kneading, pressing, rubbing, kneading, etc., or combine acupoint massage, essential oil massage and other characteristic methods, massage neck, shoulders, back, limbs and other parts, relieve muscle soreness, stiffness and fatigue.

3. Health advice and precautions: Inform the key points of nursing after massagesuch as hydration, rest, etc.), remind the situation that is not suitable for massage (such as acute sprain, skin damage, etc.), and provide methods for daily muscle maintenance.

Core competency requirements:

- Hold a health massage therapist professional qualification certificate or related skill certification, systematically master the theory and practical skills human anatomy, meridians and acupoints, and massage techniques.

- Have good observation and judgment, be able to adjust the technique and strength in real time according the reaction of the service recipient, and ensure the safety and comfort of the massage.

- Have a patient and meticulous service consciousness and communication ability, be able to clearly the content and risks of the service, and strictly follow the health regulations to ensure the hygiene and safety of the service process.