Submitted by RST on Thu, 08/16/2012 - 21:19
Is massage a personal service, or is it self-expression, or is it a business, or is it a healthcare profession?
If it's a personal service or self-expression or business, then that's one thing--personal services carry no fiduciary duties of equality of access.
But if massage truly aspires to become a healthcare profession, then questions of human rights and accessibility lie at the very core of the discussion. We need to figure out where we stand on these questions, and why.
