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I love it when my professional and personal lives collide in wonderful ways.
Tingle gels, aromatherapy smells, mingle all the way ...
Oh, what fun it is to glide over clients’ vertebrae, hey!
We need more successful therapists in the profession, but we also need more opportunities and accountability for those who work in our profession. That can be achieved through greater support from our employers, regulators, and educators.
In your profession, credit used wisely can be a profitable friend; used carelessly, it can be a destructive enemy.
Have you ever gotten to that place where you thought your head would actually catch on fire with all the stress being fueled within?
Hi, I’m Tara Doyle, social media & marketing coordinator at ABMP. Nice to e-meet you!
I hate to say it out loud, but the holiday season is upon us!
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ABMP's Director of Education Anne Williams oversees the 13,000-plus participants in Monday's ABMP Back Pain Summit.
We’re in an exciting period of development as an organization, and especially in our service to schools and students.
From 1996 through around 2006, one of my duties for ABMP was visiting massage therapy programs. Since becoming president of ABMP in 2006, my duties have multiplied and some activities have been retired, including getting out on the road and relating to schools—until now, that is.