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About our readers

Most of our readers are professional therapists who have been in practice for several years. About 80 percent are self-employed; 95 percent live in the United States. The vast majority of our readers have completed formal training in massage therapy. The techniques they practice include Swedish, sports and geriatric massage, energy work and myotherapy, among many others. Our readers work in settings ranging from home-based studios to spas to integrated clinics.

About MASSAGE Magazine

MASSAGE Magazine is an internationally circulated trade publication for massage therapists and allied health professionals. We have been in publication since 1985, have a readership of about 60,000, and publish 12 times per year. We strive for comprehensive coverage of the art and science of massage therapy and related healing arts, with the goal of supporting our readers as they work to promote the benefits of healing touch.