Chairperson Message: Happy 100th
AMT Chairperson Michelle McKerron on the need to continually stay up to date in the way we communicate as we celebrate the 100th article on AMT’s blog
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AMT Chairperson Michelle McKerron on the need to continually stay up to date in the way we communicate as we celebrate the 100th article on AMT’s blog
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The Australian Government has just released the National Strategic Action Plan for Pain Management 2019. We think Massage Therapists can and should play a role. Read on …
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Applications are now open for the 2019 AMT Mentoring Program so we’re taking a look at what the inaugural participants gained from being involved in the pilot program.
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We know you’ve been sweating on this. Drum roll please … the 2018 AMT Annual Report is out!
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AMT has announced its 2019-2024 Strategic Plan. But what does this mean for AMT members? CEO Rebecca Barnett explains.
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Have you forgotten the basics of being a massage therapist? New to massage and want to learn what keeps massage therapists focused? We asked a bunch of wise massage therapists to tell us what they believe are the foundations of being a massage therapist.
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AMT Chairperson Michelle McKerron is the host of a new show “How to Be a Thoroughly Excellent Massage Therapist”. Tonight’s episode focuses on the AMT Code of Practice.
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AMT recently had some dialogue with Federal Health Minister, Greg Hunt regarding the April 1 changes to private health insurance rules. Rebecca Barnett reports that we might be scratching our heads even more now.
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You could be forgiven for thinking that the Government’s April 1 deadline for the exclusion of many natural therapies from the private health insurance rebate is a joke. Fortunately, it’s not one that impacts remedial massage or myotherapy …
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As the sun sets on 2018, we take a look back at some of the most read articles from AMT’s blog over the last 12 months. What was your favourite?
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