Ethics Critical Thinking as Consumers of Continuing Education There are major differences between certifications, educational certificates, and CE certificates. It’s important to assess which is best for you. BY Cal Cates Read more
Ethics Want to Assist After a Disaster? Coordinate with emergency officials before heading to a disaster area with the intention to help. BY Laura Allen Read more
Technique Massage Therapy is Unique in Addressing "Total Pain" The holistic importance of massage therapy needs to be recognized as a key to relieving a client’s pain. BY Cal Cates Read more
Ethics Dismissing a Client Clients who repeatedly take advantage of you and disrespect your boundaries should be dismissed. BY Laura Allen Read more
Ethics The Resentful Massage Therapist Don’t complain about your obligations. Instead, own your career and show it through your professionalism. BY Laura Allen Read more
Technique The Language of Pain Finding a solution doesn’t always come from knowledge. Sometimes, practitioners have to go a little deeper to find wisdom. BY Douglas Nelson Read more
Ethics Educating Others About Massage's Effectiveness A recent study is a step in the right direction toward quantifying the efficacy of massage therapy. BY Cal Cates Read more
Ethics Communication Challenges in the Treatment Room Seek out one of many available solutions when language or communication barriers are an issue. BY Laura Allen Read more
Ethics Walking the Fine Line of Friendship and Therapist, Part 2 The skills of listening, noticing, and wondering help build the foundation of real, flexible, and ethical boundaries that allow us to connect meaningfully with our clients. BY Cal Cates Read more
Ethics Walking the Fine Line of Friendship and Therapist, Part 1 The proximity and interaction between client and MT can lead to a different interpretation by each. BY Cal Cates Read more
Ethics Advice May Be Contraindicated Avoid giving advice on personal problems and issues that may be out of your scope. BY Laura Allen Read more
Ethics Power in Collaboration Networking with providers outside your field can benefit your client treatment process and add to your repertoire of valuable resources and referrals. BY Cal Cates Read more