A new report provides insight into frequent employers of massage therapists—spas and salons—and how those businesses are evolving even as the pandemic continues. MINDBODY software company surveyed 1,230 U.S. consumers and 1,200 U.S. wellness businesses to create its State of the Spa and Salon Industry Report 2021.
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The massage field is a step closer to the ability to practice in more than one state under one license. The Federation of State Massage Therapy…
Twenty months after COVID-19 emerged, massage clients are returning to therapists’ tables—so much so that some therapists are busier than ever—and clients are oftentimes presenting with heightened feelings of fear, grief, anxiety and touch deprivation.
Well into the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, news coverage of excitement over the vaccines has been eclipsed by coverage of the Delta variant, a mutation of the pathogen that, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is more infectious and more easily transmissible than the original coronavirus. Those sick with Delta, however, are not the only group still suffering from COVID.
Lynda Solien-Wolfe, LMT, has been a cheerleader for the massage industry since earning her license in 1993.
U.S. massage therapist Chaz Armstrong won the gold medal in chair massage and a silver medal in overall best massage at the World Championship in Massage 2021 competition in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Seven U.S. states plus the District of Columbia now require employees and independent contractors who work in health care settings, which can include massage therapists, to get vaccinated against coronavirus (COVID-19).
The people who run massage educational programs were as affected by the COVID-19 pandemic as anyone else, on personal and professional levels.