When is it essential for flexologists to communicate new findings to clients?

The importance of communicating new findings to clients immediately following a session lies in the context of their recent experience and the relevance of the information provided. At this moment, the client's body is fresh in the flexologist’s mind, and both parties can discuss observations in a direct and meaningful way. This immediacy allows for the client to understand how the findings relate to the stretches or practices they just experienced, enhancing their comprehension and ability to make informed decisions about their ongoing care.

Furthermore, addressing findings right after the session promotes a culture of open communication and trust. It empowers clients to voice their feelings and responses to the stretches, allowing for tailored adjustments in future sessions based on real-time feedback. This proactive approach fosters an ongoing dialogue between the flexologist and the client, ultimately leading to better understanding and outcomes for the client’s flexibility and wellness journey.

While discussing findings at the beginning of the next session or whenever the information is available could also be beneficial, they lack the immediacy that enriches the client’s understanding right after experiencing the treatment.