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I’ve just returned from the second annual meeting of the Alliance for Massage Therapy Education in Charleston, SC. It was an excellent gathering from start to finish.
There were keynote speakers throughout the weekend, daily opportunities for those present to give input into the initiative on teacher standards the Alliance is undertaking, informative continuing education classes, group sessions, a comfortable setting, and plenty of…
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When: Saturday, November 19 · 9:00am - 5:00pm
Where: Creature Comforts Bodywork, Lonsdale, MN
***This workshop is approved for 8 CEU hours by NCBTMB.***
This treatment comes directly from traditional Native American healing practices. It utilizes essential…
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Date: Sunday, November 20th from 9:00am-5:00pm
Location: Creature Comforts Bodywork, Lonsdale, MN
***This workshop is approved for 8 CEU hours by NCBTMB.***
“‘Healing Hands’ is a term being used to describe a variety of wellness methods taught to energy healers through out the modern world. This class reaches into ancient history for…
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Did you know that massage can play a significant role in alleviating the symptoms brought on by arthritis? According to the Arthritis Foundation, arthritis costs the U.S. as much as $128 billion annually! Research has found massage can help with arthritis by increasing your body’s ability to produce endorphins which reduce pain in the body and gentle massage and stretching can reduce arthritis pain usually caused by spasms.
Massage on a regular basis eases the symptoms that…
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1. you need to sign up for a flexible spending account. Your employer (and a third-party administrator of some sort) will pull money from your paycheck before they take out income taxes. You…
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One of my fondest dreams is coming true! For several years I’ve been preaching the sermon on my blog that I wanted our national massage organizations to play nice together and it is happening! Earlier today I got the news that all seven of our major organizations will come together for a summit meeting in St. Louis on Sept 13-14. St. Louis is centrally located, and it’s neutral ground. None of the groups involved are headquartered there.
The…
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When you peel back the layers of the desire to know Truth, you can find Truth through Intuition! (intuition - inspired information that streams through our consciousness at lightning speed)
What is your Truth? Please do not misunderstand what I am asking. I am not advocating that the answer is the same for everyone. No one can tell you what the 'true answer' or the 'right answer' is for you. When I speak about Truth, I am talking…
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- Would any LMT (ME license; Ins.) be interested in working more hours at a private practice ?
Orthopedic, MFR focus w/ fully stocked room and great clientele ! ******************* K ~
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We use the terms: ‘the sixth sense’, ‘the inner voice’, ‘the mother’s instinct’, ‘the gut feeling’ to describe intuition. Intuition is knowing something without evident knowledge.
How does one tap in to ‘the inner voice’ or ‘the gut feeling’ without using the five physical senses of sight, smell, sound, taste, or touch? Better yet, what if you try to tap into your intuition and you don’t sense anything at all, or you get bogus or dead wrong information?
There are two…
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by Walt Fritz, PT
One topic which keeps repeating itself, whether I am treating or teaching, is what is the “right” amount of pressure? Myofascial Release is performed with great variations in pressure and depth, with the therapist making in-the-moment decisions as to the correct pressure at any time. Some schools of Myofascial Release…
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Anytime I reach a milestone, whether it’s one of those birthdays that ends in zero or some other momentous occasion, it causes me to stop and reflect on the things I’ve done. I see what worked and what didn’t….what I coulda, shoulda, woulda done given another chance. And I pat myself on the back for those things that turned out well.
Next Monday is the 8th anniversary of my clinic. In 2003, I had been working for five years in the massage school I attended. I loved my job. I loved the…
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The rich historical tapestry of Charleston, South Carolina will provide the backdrop for the second Annual Conference of Alliance for Massage Therapy Education, to be held at the Charleston Marriott Hotel on August 18-20, 2011.
With a theme of Bringing Teaching to the Next Level,…
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Eating Disorders
It is important for a client who has been diagnosed with an eating disorder to get adequate nutrition and, in many cases of bulimics, to eat enough but not purge. Eating disorders can generate many nutrient deficiencies that my further exacerbate the progress of the individual.
According to a student in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (1985, p. 450), individuals with both bulimia and anorexia are likely to report…
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Ok, so we have a client that has been seeing me for massage since 2005 (off and on) and after continual conversations has given me reason to dismiss them from our spa. Therapists come out mortified because she keeps making "sex" sounds during the massage session. She had been talked to by me a while back and was acting appropriately for some time but yesterday my staff informed me that she did this very loudly and other pedicure clients heard and were upset by the behavior. It was a male…
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Have you ever been a victim of professional jealousy? Even worse, have you been one to perpetuate it? I personally can’t think of any motivation to be so jealous of a fellow massage therapist that I would do something to try and sabotage their business, or repeat rumors or outright untruths about someone in the hope of ruining his/her reputation. And yet, I hear about this every day.
Someone wrote me recently that some current students from the massage school that she had attended had…
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