Laughter: The Best Medicine
While it may seem intuitive that humor can be an effective tool for enriching our practice, it can be hard to learn how to introduce humor into a therapeutic environment.
Susan B. Epperly works with her MT husband, Shane, in their East Austin clinical massage therapy practice, Tiger Lily Studios, LLC. Susan and Shane (both massage instructors) also create a variety of educational products in both digital and physical formats (ebooks, audio books, videos, and more) for other wellness practitioners.
While it may seem intuitive that humor can be an effective tool for enriching our practice, it can be hard to learn how to introduce humor into a therapeutic environment.
In today's world, do business reviews really matter? The reality is: yes, they really do.
How can we collectively, as massage therapy professionals, help our careers (and bodies) stand the test of time?
If you’re an employee who works for a spa, clinic, or other massage therapy establishment, chances are you’re able to avoid the "what to wear" dilemma by wearing a uniform. But what about the rest of us?
When we finally graduate and have that license in hand, the financial challenges of setting up our own practice can seem daunting. And taking on debt to start a business can seem impossible.