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ABMP Podcasts for Massage Therapists & Bodyworkers

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Exploring the issues and challenges unique to the massage and bodywork community.

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The low back has, oh, so many parts and, oh, so many possibilities for both function and dysfunction.

A client has a rare condition that might impact her ability to receive massage. A brief look shows no special cautions, but a deeper look reveals some important questions to ask.

It’s been another great year of The ABMP Podcast, and we are gearing up for 2024! Some big changes are coming, and Kristin and Darren are here to give thanks to our fabulous listeners.

It only takes a few minutes to learn something new, or just try something different in your hands-on work. Allissa Haines walks through some ideas to avoid stagnation in the massage room.

In this episode of The ABMP Podcast, Kristin and Darren are joined by Melissa Strautman speaks about her experience in the competitive arena and how it has helped her grow as a therapist.

A client wants to know if massage will help with their uterine fibroids? How can we answer this question? And what does 'help' mean?

We often define ourselves by how busy we are - always looking outward instead of inward. Darren speaks with Angie Parris-Raney about the peripheral modalities that led her to meditation.

A young adult who’s been struggling with epilepsy wakes up after a seizure and is completely paralyzed on their left side. What does this mean? What happens next?

Thoracic outlet syndrome is a lot like TMJ—known more for its dysfunction than its function. But if we take a moment to understand outlets we might be able to approach the famous one we own with a little more finesse.

Websites are an incredible tool for recruiting new massage clients. A few simple updates can make your business website even better.

As your client pool ages, it’s likely you will see more clients living with diabetes. Can the hands-on work you offer this aging group of clients make a difference in their quality of life?

Tucked away during rainy season in a tropical paradise, a mosquito-borne virus runs rampant. What does Dengue fever mean for massage?