Massage Therapy for Acute vs. Chronic Pain
With a solid understanding of acute vs. chronic pain, massage therapists are better equipped to address a pain patient’s complex needs.
Massage Practice Articles
Distance Reiki: Hands-Off Healing
Traditionally regarded as a therapy provided in person, Reiki can also be provided over distance with complete effectiveness. Known as distance Reiki, or distant, or remote, Reiki, this form of treatment has been taught since Reiki was first developed about 100 years ago.
“Why Did I Say That?!?” This is How Self-Assessment Builds Professional Ethics
Daily, we can find situations where other people have acted poorly or inappropriately, or just done the wrong thing. In general, it is not a bad thing to see other people’s errors. However, looking inside is much more difficult for most of us.
The Power of Habit to Build a Successful Massage Practice
Knowing how to create good habits can help you build your dream massage business. Here, we will look at the power of habit and how to develop habits.
Social Proof: Educate the Public about Your Practice
Social proof is essential in growing a stable, profitable business, yet figuring out how to get it can be confusing. At best, social proof will lead to potential clients seeing you as a highly skilled, authoritative expert. At worst, your practice might appear new and lacking in quality, with poor-quality social proof giving the impression you are unskilled.
4 Stretches for Self-Care to Try Now
As massage therapists, we like to put our clients first, but we need to remember it becomes much more challenging to take care of our clients if our body begins to break down.
Groupon for Business: 7 Success Secrets for MTs
In today’s competitive marketplace, massage therapists need creative strategies to attract new clients and grow their business. Groupon, a popular e-commerce marketplace, can be a powerful marketing tool when used strategically.
The Adductor Muscles: Thomas Myers Offers a New Approach
This article lays out how versatile the adductors are in moving, stabilizing and adjusting the hip joint. I will also show why the adductors are so important to pelvic stability and multiple hip functions, including distinct roles of each of the six hip adductors.
Why Massage Student Liability Insurance is Essential
As a massage therapy student, you need to safeguard yourself from potential liability claims. This is where massage student liability insurance comes in.
From Sole Proprietorship to C-Corp: How to Choose the Correct Business Structure for Your Practice
One of the ways massage therapy business owners can see increases in profitability and lower tax liabilities is to choose the correct business structure