Mythbusting: Massage Removes Lactic Acid
Does a massage remove lactic acid? Or is that simply a myth? Daniel Wonnocott takes a look at the facts and history to give us the answer.
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Welcome to the new PD!
AMT is pleased to announce the details of the new professional development scheme we will be rolling out next year. We encourage all AMT members to read the just-released 2020 Professional Development Guide and throw some questions our way.
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We Want To Hear From You
Ever wanted to write for AMT’s blog but didn’t know how? Read on to find out.
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Chairperson Spring Message
AMT Chairperson Michelle McKerron has been doing a bit of a clinic spring cleaning. And introduces some exciting changes to the CEU scheme for AMT members.
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Fit, Phat and Farting
Aran Bright introduces us to his Functional Release Technique workshop, showing us the Fit, Phat and Farting approach to treatment.
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I Am The Greatest – Everyone Says So
How great are testimonials? The ugly truth behind testimonials and their cousin, the review, is revealed along with AMT’s official position statement on testimonials.
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Working With Clients Who Have Experienced Assault Part 2
Robert Libbey RMT shares practical advice for massage therapists working with clients who have experienced assault and sexual assault in part 2 of our series. Content warning: assault, sexual assault, rape
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Working With Clients Who Have Experienced Assault Part 1
Robert Libbey RMT shares his experience of working with clients who have experienced assault and sexual assault in part 1 of our 2 part series. Content warning: assault, sexual assault, rape
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Massaging The Enemy
What happens when you simply don’t like your client … or they don’t like you? How can you continue to provide the best possible treatment? Massage Therapist and Psychotherapist Tim Clark is here to help.
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More Than Tired
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is misunderstood, misdiagnosed and poorly funded, so it’s no wonder the guidelines for massage therapists are virtually nonexistent.
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