From Massage & Bodywork articles, ABMP.com posts, Body Sense magazine, and the 130+ webinars in the ABMP Education Center, there was a lot of reading, learning, and sharing this year.

According to new research performed at Wake Forest University, taking a daily shot of beet juice one hour before a workout can improve the function and performance of aging brains.

“Anne, I PASSED THE MBLEx, but it wasn’t easy. Lots of kinesiology questions for some reason. Still, I don’t think I would have passed without the help of ABMP Exam Coach.”

CEO Joseph C. Magnacca released a statement titled “Our Message to the Massage Therapy Profession.” In it, Magnacca addresses the recent sexual assaults suffered in Massage Envy franchised locations and their commitment to “swift and meaningful change” to protect both “clients and massage therapists” moving forward.  

The landmark ISPA Spa Workforce Survey is closing this weekend. This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of the industry and to address the workforce-related issues affecting you.

The recent Massage Envy sexual assault incidents reported by BuzzFeed can make for difficult conversations with clients. We’ve received feedback, as well as requests, for further information about how best to proceed in the aftermath of this story. Here are some suggestions on how to proceed with clients. 

ABMP members receive 20% off unlimited yoga with Black Tag Membership at CorePower Yoga.

I know it can seem intimidating, but I believe you can start using email to market your massage practice without finding the situation overwhelming. Try the following pieces of advice.

ABMP members, view the top 5 webinars from November at your convenience in the ABMP Education Center! Watch the webinars on demand, then take a short quiz and you can earn free CE hours.

Joseph C. Magnacca, CEO Massage Envy Franchising, LLC, today released a statement on Massage Envy’s website regarding the November 26 BuzzFeed report “Hands Off.”