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In this episode of The Rebel MT, Allison explores the quadriceps muscle and flips things upside down to get a new perspective. It also might change how you work on the quads.
The key to pain-free activity is to assess the pain mechanism and employ a matched approach. Dr. Stuart McGill discusses his thoughts on “non-specific” back pain, and how he employs his “virtual surgery” approach.
Should you see every client or just the clients seeking a specialty? In this episode of Business or Pressure, host Allissa Haines walks you through the merits of having a general massage practice or choosing a specialty.
Allison Denney discusses when to use protocols and when to think outside the box, and how grounded confidence will help your practice and yourself.
Are you a manual therapist with joint mobility issues? Then this episode of “I Have a Client Who . . .” is for you. And if you have a client with joint mobility issues, you’ll want to tune in too.
In this episode of The ABMP Podcast, Cal Cates and Kerry Jordan discuss their research study, Massage Therapy for Hospitalized Patients Receiving Palliative Care: A Randomized Clinical Trail
In this episode of The ABMP Podcast, Kristin and Darren are joined by Dr. Joe Muscolino to discuss origin/insertion and how the terminology can obscure the simplicity of muscle function.
There are a thousand ways to build a strong massage or bodywork business. In this episode of Business or Pressure with Allissa Haines, we’ll cover laying the foundation for a long-term, sustainable business.
MassageNet.org is a practice-based research network (PBRN) that focuses on massage therapy research. Dr. Niki Munk and Sami Zabel discuss how MassageNet provides resources to clinicians and what involvement in MassageNet looks like.
I received a story in which body odor was a factor. I turned the question back to you . . . and got hundreds of responses!
When a group of snails walks into a bar, it can help us understand the mess that are the paraspinals.
We all know that insurance coverage is an important aspect of being a practitioner, but how much do we know about that policy?