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Massage therapists have stress like everyone else; self-care is not selfish.

Adriane Maxwell is passionate about creating inclusive and welcoming spaces where women from all walks of life can come together to learn, heal, and grow. The best part of what she does is witnessing the positive transformations in her clients.

Networking with providers outside your field can benefit your client treatment process and add to your repertoire of valuable resources and referrals.

Even if you are a longtime massage therapist, you can benefit from a communications tune-up.

Proper cleaning before and after sessions creates a safe work environment and lets clients know they are entering a disinfected space, creating peace of mind.

Standard Precautions have changed over the years as agencies have attempted to limit exposure to pathogens.

FSMTB executive director Debra Persigner, talks about their mission is to support members in their work of public protection, ensuring that massage therapy is provided to the public safely and competently.

While treatment planning still involves asking your client about their needs, it calls for establishing long-term goals that can potentially create a dramatic change in their quality of life.

Carelessness can negatively impact your business and your reputation.

Consider employing new techniques and strategies with clients in order to remain fresh and mentally invigorated.

Artificial intelligence can be used by massage therapists to aid in business communications and marketing, but it should be used wisely and with a sharp eye for editing.

Heather Topoly has worked in a wide range of massage businesses, including chiropractic, PT clinics, corporate, and hospice.