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MASSAGE Magazine spoke with Helene M. Langevin, M.D., the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) director, in a Zoom interview, to get her insights into and updates about how the NCCIH’s strategic plan is progressing, especially in terms of massage therapy-related research.

Manual Therapy Research at the NCCIH: An Interview with Director Helene Langevin

Have you heard of the ICMT—the International Consortium on Manual Therapies? Its goal is to bring together the many diverse practitioners of manual therapies, including massage therapists, chiropractors, osteopaths, structural integrationists, physical therapists and others who specialize in various types of bodywork, in order to allow them to collaborate, share research and understand each other’s approaches.

5 Reasons to Join the International Consortium on Manual Therapies

At Be Well Madison, a community wellness clinic, massage therapy is not just a luxury reserved for those with extra disposable income. Massage is also being used as a tool to change the lives of low-income older adults living with chronic pain, largely thanks to community center outreach and a two-years-in-a-row Community Service Grant award from the Massage Therapy Foundation (MTF).

MTs Provide Massage for Low-Income Chronic Pain Clients

Although craniosacral therapy is among the gentlest of modalities, anecdotal evidence of its effectiveness abounds, and a growing body of scientific research supports its efficacy. MASSAGE Magazine asked three craniosacral therapy practitioners to discuss how this light-touch technique can address specific client conditions.

You Asked: What Can Craniosacral Therapy Address?

People attracted to the health care professions tend to be givers who want to help and serve others—and now, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues and is joined by influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), medical professionals are especially susceptible to the effects of stress stoked by long hours and ever-evolving safety precautions.

Massage for Medical Professionals: Your Skills are in Demand

Many massage therapists dream of working independently and being their own boss; others enjoy the benefits of working as employees of a massage business of someone else’s. Then there are those tricky situations: What if, for example, you’re an independent contractor and being paid as such, but you work in a shared space where someone else sets your schedule and rates? This situation, among others, demonstrates the often blurred line between being an independent contractor and being an employee.

What is an Independent Contractor? Make Sure You’re Not Misclassified

National massage franchises are responding to a labor shortage by increasing benefits, offering bonuses and overhauling company cultures—all in an effort to bring more massage therapists onboard.

Massage Franchises Offer Benefits, Bonuses and New Company Cultures in Response to Labor Shortage

The idea of living green—in a way that supports our health and planet—is one most of us feel is important; however, that aspiration doesn’t always translate into action. After all, making better choices can feel difficult or even impossible for a number of reasons: It’s more expensive. It’s an extra step I don’t have time for. And most of all: Does it even make a difference?

Green Living: 3 Actions to Better Serve You, Your Clients and Earth

Massage marketing can sometimes be maddening in its lack of diversity; you’ve undoubtedly seen marketing materials using stock images of young, beautiful, thin white women with serene smiles, often with a flower blossom tucked behind an ear, enjoying their massage.

5 Ways to Make Sure Your Massage Marketing Appeals to a Diverse Clientele

Program Restores Healthy Touch to Trauma Survivors’ Lives

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