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Can Massage Therapy Improve Mental Health?

Welcome to AMT’s first graphic story on the evidence-informed benefits of massage therapy.

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admin 02/06/2021

AMT / anxiety / BenefitsOfMassage / depression / EvidenceInformed / MentalHealth / RamblingAMT / stress /


Focus on Research – May Edition

In this massage research update, AMT CEO Rebecca Barnett discusses pig massage, sports massage and should we be massaging hospitalised COVID-19 patients. Plus more!

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admin 19/05/2021

COVID-19 / hospitalised COVID-19 patients / massage / massage therapist / massage therapy / massage therapy research / Rebecca Barnett / research / sport / sports massage / sports therapy / telehealth /


Focus on Research – February Edition

Our *new* Focus on Research feature has dropped its first episode. Put your critical thinking cap on and enjoy.

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admin 17/02/2021

breast cancer surgery / cancer survivors / lymphedema / manual lymphatic drainage / MLD / Rebecca Barnett / research / sleep disturbance / systematic review /


Testing Massage Research

Is the value of massage only determined by the quality of the research? Scientist, educator and massage therapist Chris Wheeler shares his thoughts.

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admin 11/12/2020

Chris Wheeler / Christopher Wheeler / massage / massage therapist / massage therapists / massage therapy / massage therapy research / private health insurance / private health insurance rebate /


Need to Vent(ilate)?

Liz Sharkey provides an update on ventilation of massage treatment rooms including information on air conditioner and fan use.

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admin 29/07/2020

air conditioning / COVID-19 / Ducted air / ducted heating / Fans / HVAC / Liz Sharkey / massage / Risk assessment / Split System / ventilation /


Building the Foundation for Massage

How do we build our knowledge of massage? As with the proverbial paddling duck, it’s what’s going on beneath the surface that makes a difference, as Douglas Nelson introduces us to the Massage Therapy Foundation and its work.

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admin 24/06/2020

Douglas Nelson / IJTMB / massage research / Massage Therapy Foundation / MTF / research / research literacy /


A Portrait of the Artist as a … Therapist?

How do we get our best results and communicate effectively with our colleagues and clients? Art of course, as Aran Bright explains.

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admin 20/05/2020

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Shared Knowledge Shared Experience

Why should massage therapists embrace research? Massage Therapy Foundations President, Doug Nelson shares his thoughts and tells us how can we get involved in a current study about not working during COVID-19.

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admin 06/05/2020

COPE / Douglas Nelson / Massage Therapy Foundation / research / Shared Experience / Shared Knowledge /


The Guide to Accessing Research

Where do you find quality research about massage? How can you read the research? And how do you know if the research is a trusted, valuable source? Geoff Miller introduces us to finding research.

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admin 30/10/2019

Geoffrey Hugh Miller / Geoffrey Miller / Google Scholar / PubMed / research / systematic review /


Research and Massage

Dr Sarah Fogarty explains the different types of research and asks, what research into massage therapy do we want to see next.

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admin 06/03/2019

Dr Sarah Fogarty / massage research / qualitative research / quantitative research / research / survey /


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