LMT Success Group Can Help Build an MT's Career

LMT Success Group

The following blog is sponsored by the LMT Success Group.

What is the LMT Success Group? The LMT Success Group specializes in providing cutting-edge education to success-minded massage therapists. We focus on modalities that will maximize a massage therapist’s income while conserving their efforts, leading to a lengthy, lucrative, and immensely satisfying massage career.

What are some of the most popular specialty classes offered by LMT Success Group, and why are they so popular? Without question, the most popular classes we teach are the ones we include in our “education vacation” programs. We teach these classes in desirable destination locations such as Orlando, Las Vegas, Costa Rica, or on luxury cruise ships. Our students love the idea of combining massage education with a vacation. For these events, we add opportunities to explore the area they are visiting, add fun social functions to the program, or, in many cases, both!

What is the Medical Massage Program? Medical massage does not refer to any specific technique but instead refers to a different approach to a massage practice. In a pure medical massage practice, all your customers are referred by physicians, with insurance billing as the primary income source. Most of our graduates, however, elect to develop a hybrid practice that focuses on injury rehabilitation and posture correction but includes a mixture of cash payers and insurance work.

How would LMT Success Group classes benefit an experienced massage therapist? Most studies indicate that massage therapists generally have short careers. This is usually caused by low earnings (not busy enough) or burnout (too busy!). By emphasizing the need to work smarter, not harder, our classes help massage therapists achieve a balance that allows them to earn a great living while extending their careers. The result is a long, satisfying massage career where you can help many more people. 

Learn more at LMT Success Group.

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News

Tennessee Increases Minimum Education Hours

On April 16, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed into law House Bill 1610 and Senate Bill 1588, increasing the minimum massage curriculum hours that an applicant for massage licensure must complete at an approved school for massage, bodywork, or somatic therapy to be eligible for licensure under the Massage Licensure Act. Find out the new state minimum requirement.

Alaska Massage Board Remains Independent and Autonomous

Executive Order No. 129 sought to dissolve the Alaska Board of Massage Therapists and transfer its functions to the Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development (DCCED). The executive order was successfully overturned.

Gainful Employment Rules Compliance Updates

Over the past two weeks, the US Department of Education issued updates to the new “Gainful Employment” (GE) regulations for vocational programs published last fall. This web post addresses the updates to prepare school owners and educators ahead of the July 1, 2024, new GE rule effective date.

Blog

Avoid Pulling Clients' Hair

Massage therapy students practicing in a classroom.

It’s the finer details that matter in a massage therapy session, and unintentional hair pulling is a detail that carries more weight than you might think.

Faces of Bodywork: Adriane Maxwell

Massage therapist Adriane Maxwell stands in front of a palm tree.

Adriane Maxwell is the owner of One Healing Touch Reiki & Massage for Women in Charleston, South Carolina. Maxwell was featured in the May/June 2024 issue of Massage & Bodywork magazine in “Faces of Bodywork.”

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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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