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A Massage Therapist’s Guide to Licensure by Endorsement
09/21/2026

While licensure by endorsement can seem complicated, the process is usually straightforward when you understand what state regulatory boards expect and prepare your documentation in advance. Reference this grab-and-go checklist to help you avoid common delays so you can start practicing quickly if you’re packing up and moving across state lines.

Company Looking for Secret Shoppers in Texas
09/04/2026

I am in search of experienced massage therapists interested in being part of a discreet, ongoing way to confirm a spa company's therapists are upholding their high standards for professionalism and safety. We are launching a secret shopper program across Texas, beginning in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio areas. Please email me if you are interested in applying: DrBen@benbenjamin.com.

Finding Your Niche Amid Regulatory Realities
08/20/2026

Specializing in niche massage modalities can be a worthwhile career move, but it’s important to navigate the regulatory responsibilities that come with it. Lines between massage and other wellness professions can blur, making scope of practice an essential part of the niche modality conversation.

ABMP and Hand & Stone Team Up for Massage Is for EveryBody
07/21/2026

Golden, CO (July 21, 2026) — Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals (ABMP), in partnership with Hand & Stone, is proud to announce that Bene’s Career Academy in Florida is the first school winner in ABMP’s annual Massage Is for EveryBody contest.

 

AI, Advocacy, and You
07/16/2026

AI is beginning to influence how government agencies process information, organize public feedback, and modernize regulatory processes. Let’s open a chat and discuss where we’re seeing AI in the legislative world and what that means for professionals.

Do No Harm Implementation Delay
06/30/2026

On June 29, the US Department of Education (ED) made the proposed accountability framework rules permanent. In the announcement, ED included a delay of select provisions that would grant programs connected to certain professions, including massage, a one-year pause in implementation of these rules.