Spot Predatory Clients
Many massage therapists have stories of at least one client who crossed a line. Yet formal reporting in our profession remains rare.
Many massage therapists have stories of at least one client who crossed a line. Yet formal reporting in our profession remains rare.
Meet the winners of the 2026 Massage Is for EveryBody essay contest.
When clients breathe incorrectly, they can exacerbate the exact reason that brought them in.
To understand tissue-tension barriers, MTs must be constantly present and mindful. Too light and we will not become efficient at creating the healing change that is needed.
Mandatory reporters are those who work in medical and education fields and are required by law to report suspected abuse or neglect. Depending on the state, massage therapists may be classified under this designation.
“Energy” or “life force” can have many definitions. As we treat clients, we should consider how its various meanings can be interpreted and applied to our work.
Just because the pain is in the neck doesn’t mean that’s where it’s originating.
A gold medal-winning massage may not be what you think. It’s not about fancy tools, flashy techniques, or pedigree. It’s about centering the bodywork on the client experience.
A new theoretical framework for massage considers how intention before, during, and after a session can profoundly impact the efficacy of your work.
Heath and Nicole Reed help you reset your vagal tone.
The goal for professional relationships should always be the same: Keep them professional.
Doug Nelson discusses the power of words and a client concerned with the prospect of surgery despite multiple practitioners saying it wasn't necessary.
Understanding how the pericardium relates to breathing can help clients relax into their massage session.