Steady Income and Loyal Clients: The Secret’s Out!
03/14/2023
Monthly membership programs can turn occasional clients into regulars—and provide you with a steady, reliable stream of income.
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What Skin Cancer Looks Like vs. a Benign Skin Marking
03/10/2023
Here’s a short list of things that might make us think of skin cancer, but they’re not skin cancer.
New CE Course: Massage & Bodywork Magazine January-February 2023
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The newest Massage & Bodywork magazine CE course “2023, Issue 1: Massage & Bodywork Magazine January-February 2023” is now available in the ABMP Education Center to read and earn 3 CE hours.
Massage Educators Get Free Resource with Cornerstones: The ABMP Instructor Development Program
03/03/2023
Whether you are brand new in the classroom or a seasoned professional educator, Cornerstones provides a vast array of key concepts, approaches, and skills that are absolutely necessary for guiding massage therapy students to success. And it's free to the entire profession until April 30, 2023.
Craniosacral Therapy Techniques and Stress Relief Benefits
02/28/2023
CranioSacral Therapy (CST) is a light-touch manual therapy that addresses tension affecting the craniosacral system in order to enhance self-regulation.
New CE Course: Skin Cancer: Beyond the Basics
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The new ABMP CE course “Skin Cancer: Beyond the Basics” is available in the ABMP Education Center to view and earn 1.5 CE hours.
Rolfing Structural Integration and the Aging Body
02/22/2023
Rolfers work to support and change the vertical collapse in the human structure. Rolfing structural integration—a systematic process of fascial manipulation—always looks at how we inhabit our environment.
Faces of Bodywork: Lee Hodges
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Lee Hodges, 83, was featured in “Faces of Bodywork” in the March/April 2023 issue of Massage & Bodywork magazine. Learn more about her love for massage therapy and how she keeps going and going.
What’s New for Massage Therapists for Tax Year 2022?
02/09/2023
Although we haven’t totally divorced ourselves from COVID-19, and life isn’t exactly the way it was pre-pandemic (personally or professionally), the IRS feels it’s safe to remove its pandemic-induced financial safety nets. So, what does this mean for you when filing your 2022 taxes?