Pat Archer and Lisa Nelson, co-authors of Applied Anatomy & Physiology for Manual Therapists, know how to make A&P content meaningful and memorable for massage therapy students. Read their advice in this Q&A.
In case you’ve missed any of the resources ABMP created to support you throughout this unforgettable year, here is a look back.
One of the ways that ABMP members kept engaged in the profession during this difficult year was by furthering their training and education with online CE courses in the ABMP Education Center. Here, we take a look at the most popular courses of 2020.
On December 21 the United States Congress passed an omnibus bill providing funding for most government agencies. Included in the bipartisan legislation was $900 billion of emergency economic relief to address further damage caused by impacts of COVID-19. It is expected that President Trump will sign the bill soon.
Jivatma Massaguer, the co-founder of Sarga Bodywork, shares her account of a barefoot massage she received in India, and the impression it left on her.
As we continue to navigate this pandemic, it’s important we don’t give in to the exhaustion, the overwhelm. More than ever, now is the time to gather our resolve, honor our emotions, and commit to our self-care as we work to make it through to the other side.
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Upledger Institute International offers classes in more than 50 countries, and now has more than 125,000 alumni. In this blog post, we speak to the Upledger Institute about CranioSacral Therapy and the institute's educational programs.
Massage & Spa Success offers education and training for massage and spa therapists in the areas of marketing, business start up, customer service and spa services. Find out how they can help you boost your business.
We spoke to Melissa Davis, Director of Education, about what makes Elixinol a great product for massage therapists.
A client suffering from sciatic pain comes to see you. Where do you start your assessment? Back when I started out as a therapist, I would’ve focused strictly on the hips and low back. But after 15 years of clinical observation, one thing has become abundantly clear: sciatic and knee pain often start where the feet meet the ground.
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