Body Sense Magazine

Body Sense magazine is a consumer education tool published by ABMP from 2001-2021. It was designed to educate clients on the lasting benefits of frequent massage and bodywork and the value of stress management. It featured articles on a variety of massage therapy modalities with tips for healthy living, readers emerge with a better understanding of bodywork, inspired to book another session.

Share digital back-issues with your clients to help them see the full value of what massage and bodywork can do for them or direct them to MassageTherapy.com where we continue to add new, inspiring articles about the value of massage and bodywork.

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News

Increasing Education Hours: A Trend on the Rise

Due to a revised federal rule change, states with minimum-hour education requirements lower than 600 are considering increasing their massage therapy program length. Find out which states have already introduced bills that would raise education hours, which massage boards have proposed and made final rule changes, and why this is becoming a national trend.

Blog

ABMP CE Summit: Headaches

 Headaches.

Join us online Tuesday, April 30, 2024, for the ABMP CE Summit: Headaches, which take learners on a journey from understanding headaches to working with clients with headache pain using multiple modalities and techniques.

New CE Course: Stretching the Hip

Dr. Joe Muscolino displays a massage therapy technique.

The new ABMP CE course, “Stretching the Hip,” is available in the ABMP Education Center to view and earn 1.5 CE hours.

Benefits

Podcast: Cancer, Clots, and COVID—A Complicated Client

A client was recently treated for colon cancer—and it didn’t go well. She had surgical complications, a bout of sepsis, and more. Is massage therapy safe? We discuss on this episode of “I Have a Client Who . . .” Pathology Conversations with Ruth Werner.

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