January/February 2018

Millennials have moved ahead of aging baby boomers and now make up the largest generation and largest workforce today. So what do you know about this population?

Meet Heath and Nicole Reed, and get ready to embark on an epic and practical journey of all things self-care!

While there may be some things we can point to that distinguish a millennial client from others, when it comes to the millennial MT, there may not be as many differences as you think.

As a CPA, Corliss Chan is helping fellow MTs to help themselves.

During winter, our bodies are taxed. Dry skin, cold extremities, lack of energy, stiff joints, and inadequate sunshine can all leave potential clients feeling in need of a massage!

About 25 million Americans currently use a statin drug to manage their risk of cardiovascular disease. Here's what you should know before or if working with these clients.

The human body utilizes various systems to direct forces in and through weight-bearing structures during movement—and one of those important systems is the foot and ankle.

Let's dive into what a recent NIH-finded study on chronic low-back pain found about low-back pain and massage treatment.

The first time I saw a client over 300 pounds, I had a humbling experience. All my training up to that point had taught me that full hand contact was the most fundamental element to a good massage, but I was unable to do so with this client.

Starting a new year can inspire us to dream about change and growth. But what about your practice? Let's create some growth strategies for your business too.

A networking event doesn't have to be anxiety-inducing. Here's how to approach networking opportunities.

Life has shown me that staying open to the unexpected is fruitful, and imposing too much of a plan feels restrictive. At the same time, I must admit that having a plan is helpful.

Even though the ecommerce marketplace Groupon has a questionable reputation and most massage therapists have been told to avoid it, I've found Groupon to be irresistible for bringing in new clients...fast.

Clients should have the expectation of privacy, beginning with your first phone conversation and continuing throughout the entire relationship. Gossiping about clients is simply a violation of confidentiality.

The millennial generation is comprised of adults 18-38 years old. Here's how some insights from the recent Millennial Impact Report apply to millennial clients and massage.

What comes to mind when you hear the word millennial? Who do you picture as a client?

Curious how many millennials are open (or not open) to massage? How about where they prefer to get a massage, or how much they'll pay? We dive into recent survey data.