Yes, and maybe one takeaway from this experience is that it would be good policy for therapists to always have an assistant when they meet high-profile (or ANY) client in this situation. You know—someone to hand her the oils and help clean up, but who is also there for protection and another pair of eyes and ears. If therapeutic massage is indeed a medically based procedure, then take the same precautions a doctor does such as always having a nurse in the room. In a he-said, she-said situation like this, the famous person usually comes out on top—no pun intended.
Good suggestions - all physicians are required to have an assistant in the examining room.
You would think the hotel would insist on similar regulations, a staff assistant, or perhaps provide an exercise room for services such as this.
I believe working alone under those conditions is either brave or foolish or both.