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 I'm excited to announce the re-opening of online booking for all services, including in-home massage!
Closing during this covid-19 pandemic has allowed me to re-evaluate and restructure some things. Here's all the updates to scheduling your sessions with me.
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 First, I want to send a heartfelt "thank you" to my amazing clients for being so patient during the whole COVID-19 "Stay At Home" orders and waiting for your massage appointments to resume. And now that we've officially started into the "Safer At Home" phase, I know some are more excited than others about the prospect of businesses fully reopening.
Before today, I had been looking at different guidance (CDC, ABMP, other states, other organizations, etc) to get an idea of what returning back to work might look like for massage. Finally, today, DORA released specific guidelines for massage therapists returning back to work in Colorado. In addition to the obvious need for enhanced cleaning techniques, products, and protective equipment, there are other factors that are delaying my full return.  Updated 20 March 2020 MASSAGE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
We have been watching news coverage, CDC and WHO recommendations, and state and local recommendations concerning the COVID-19 outbreak very closely. So the short and sweet of it: I'm currently, temporarily, limiting my appointment availability to doula clients to fulfill contracted/virtual services ONLY, for at least the next 2 weeks until Monday 30 March 2020 *UPDATE: State Order requires closure until 30 April 2020, scroll down for details*. Online booking is currently suspended and I'll re-evaluate weekly. This includes taking appointment requests only instead of automatic booking confirmations and, if necessary, performing only virtual services until further notice.
Medical interventions in birth can be thought of like a plunger.... No one buys a plungers because they're hoping their toilet gets clogged or overflows, or for it to be used with every flush. We have them just in case a situation arises that we need them....
If you needed that c-section or induction or other intervention (the plunger) because an emergency arose, then I'm glad it was available for you. If you don't want it and don't need it, then I support your choice to have it set aside (natural hospital birth), even out of immediate reach or sight (home birth). It's a oversimplified but it gets the idea across very well. |
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