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Thai Massage: Like Yoga Combined with Touch

As massage therapists, we can re-create a sense of relaxation and balance along with added health benefits for our clients using stone massage.

Stone Massage: Add Innovation & Efficiency to Your Approach

Massage therapy is generally considered to be one of the safest health care practices available in modern medicine; however, it is possible for a massage therapist to commit a medical error if they execute an erroneous choice or action. This article will look at the prevention of medical errors in a massage practice.

Prevention of Medical Errors: Keep Your Massage Clients Safe from Harm

Today in massage therapy practice, we are seeing an increasing number of clients presenting with medical conditions requiring some form of adaptation to position, pressure and duration of treatment—more than ever before.

Medical Conditions and Massage Therapy

Does this scenario sound familiar? Your business line rings, and you answer the phone excitedly because this could be a new client calling to set up an appointment. It is indeed a potential new client, but she’s not calling to make an appointment—she’s calling to “find out more about your services.” Ugh.

Take Control of Calls & Questions from Potential Clients

The news was not good. The cancer was widespread. All my father-in-law asked of me was to locate a therapist who could provide massage for him. It sounded so simple. But it was not. Phone call after phone call, I was told no. No because he was “too sick.” No because “massage is contraindicated for people with cancer.” No because “that’s not the kind of massage I do.” This was the experience that launched my career in palliative massage therapy.

Palliative Massage: A Growing Need for Caring Touch to Relieve Suffering

The most common causes of knee pain are related to aging, injury, repeated stress, over-use, over-weight and under-use of the knee. Common knee problems include sprained or strained ligaments, cartilage tears, tendonitis and arthritis.

How to Tape a Knee for Pain Reduction

Getting an overview of a client’s health status is an important factor for any massage practice, but it is particularly crucial when working with pregnant women. Gathering information about your client’s physical issues helps the practitioner formulate an appropriate and effective treatment plan.

Yes, You Do Need a Specialized Intake Form for Pregnant Clients

We asked 10 massage therapists who have sustained their careers for 20-plus years to show you the one most-important decision, protocol or practice they each used to create massage business success.

Massage Business Success: MTs in Practice 20+ Years Show You How

Infant massage is a specialization that focuses on teaching caregivers and parents how to massage their babies. Research shows infant massage promotes weight gain in premature babies and improves the mother-infant relationship for mothers with postpartum depression.

Teach Infant Massage for an Easy-on-Your-Body Revenue Stream

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