Massage Pressure: When is it Too Much (or Not Enough)?
The concept of applied massage is an interesting and ubiquitous one in massage therapy. When people think of deep tissue massage, they instinctively…
Do You Have Neck Pain? Here Are 4 Ways Massage Can Help
Neck pain is a mystery—and unfortunately, there is not a ton of research out there to determine the true cause of it. One of the general misconcepti…
Do You Have Low Back Pain? Here Are 4 Ways Massage Can Help
An estimated 85 percent of all American adults will experience some form of back pain during their lifetime. Lower back pain is also one of the lead…
E-mail Marketing: Why It’s a Must
It's no secret that the way we communicate has changed. When you walk down the street, you're more at risk of bumping into people with their head down…
E-mails and Ergonomics: How Your Massage Practice Can Help
There are 2.8 million e-mails sent all over the world every second, and an estimated 280 billion e-mails are sent and received daily, with an estimated…
Fill Your Appointments with Online Scheduling
Are you using online scheduling for your massage business yet? Clients are able to do nearly everything online today—and they want to be able to sched…
How to Delegate Work Effectively in Your Massage Practice
Are you the one doing all the work? Are you working all hours of the day and not taking any time off? Since a small business owner often does it all, …
The Un-Comfort Zone with Robert Wilson: What’s The Worst That Can Happen?
by Robert Evans Wilson Jr. "Who wants to give their oral report first?" asked Mrs. Davis, my sixth-grade teacher. The dreaded day had finally arrived w…
The Un-Comfort Zone with Robert Wilson: The Magic of Commitment is No Mystery
by Robert Evans Wilson Jr. "Who wants to be chairperson of the fundraising committee?" asked the president. The room became quiet, and as I glanced aro…
The Un-Comfort Zone with Robert Wilson: Be True to Yourself
by Robert Evans Wilson Jr. One afternoon, back in eighth grade, I was hanging out with my pal Charlie when I noticed copies of Sports Illustrated and C…