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I want to thank you for your business by sharing this complimentary issue of Body Sense magazine.

www.abmp.com/bodysense/winter-2011

Body Sense provides valuable information about how to make massage and bodywork a healthy part of your lifestyle. Inside, you’ll find out how the perfect massage pressure offers a powerhouse of health benefits; learn about the healing process after an injury; and discover five ways to soothe seasonal stress.

I am excited to discuss any of the information you find inside, and happy to schedule your next appointment.

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About ABMP

Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals (ABMP) is a professional membership association founded in 1987 to provide massage, bodywork, and somatic therapies practitioners with professional services, information, and public and regulatory advocacy. ABMP is devoted to promoting ethical practices, protecting the rights of practitioners, and educating the public regarding the benefits of massage and bodywork. Its current membership totals more than 79,000. Members must meet strict educational requirements and adhere to a published code of ethics.