Massage News for Today’s MT
This selection of massage news articles will help you keep on top of what’s happening in the massage therapy industry
Following California Wildfires, Massage Therapists Provide Relief to First Responders & Survivors
California’s devastating wildfires have evoked a call to action among massage therapists and integrative health practitioners across the state who want to do their part to provide relief to communities and first responders.
Clients with COVID Trauma Could Be On Your Table
COVID Trauma, sometimes called Collective COVID Trauma, is a new term mental health professionals use to describe the long-lasting effects of grief, loss and fear related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Massage & Body Image: 3 Ways to Create Positive Space
Massage can have a positive effect on a person’s body image. The social movement of body positivity has reached the mainstream, puncturing the world of unattainable beauty standards and the effects they have on the public. A body-positive approach supports the fight against many societal ills—ageism, sexism, and disability discrimination, to name a few—but it is perhaps most toted as an antidote to the problem of judgments based on weight and size.
AFMTE is the Massage Champion of the Year
The Alliance for Massage Therapy Education (AFMTE) is the recipient of the first annual Champion Award presented by MASSAGE Magazine, given in this case for AFMTE’s dedication to raising the quality of massage therapy education.
Burnout, Distress—and Resilience: Project COPE Details Health Care Providers’ Pandemic Experiences
Project COPE documented health care providers’ experiences concerning burnout and wellness, and began just as health care professionals were beginning to be affected by COVID-19 and its restrictions. Amazing people told their stories in the midst of a crisis, at risk of losing their livelihood, or close to a housing crisis.
Diane Matkowski Interviews Til Luchau
MASSAGE Magazine presents a new series of video interviews between Diane Matkowski of The Massage Mentor Institute andtop massage continuing educa…
Is Your Massage School Loan Eligible for Debt Forgiveness?
A high-quality massage therapy education is necessary to become a successful and confident massage therapist. On average, massage school costs between $3,000 and $11,000. Some massage therapy schools accept financial aid for full or partial payment. Relief for student loan debt is now available for some graduates.
Massage News for Today’s MT
This selection of massage news articles will help you keep on top of what’s happening in the massage therapy industry
Diane Matkowski Interviews Aubrey Gowing
MASSAGE Magazine presents a new series of video interviews between Diane Matkowski of The Massage Mentor Institute andtop massage continuing ed…