Three filmmakers embark on a paranormal challenge by barricading themselves in a house so haunted, no one has been able to live in for more than 21 days. What a minute … that can’t be right. This is a blog post about the AMT constitution.
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Look. There are not enough synonyms to convey our joy at launch the 2025 AMT Annual Conference Program. Please send us your best suggestions, ideas, thoughts, inspirations and feedback.
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We’re excited to announce our new partnership with Guild Insurance. Read on for more details.
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AMT is charting a new course with Guild Insurance and we’re excited about the journey ahead. Read on for our launch announcement.
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“When I started to use the Spoon Theory, I started to be kinder to myself, I stopped feeling guilty, hitting myself over the head for being lazy or imagining how I felt. It gave me a tool to organise my days and, very importantly, a way to explain to family and friends how I felt.”
Eva-Lena Crothers Ericson introduces us to Spoon Theory and explains how it can help therapists better support their clients experiencing chronic illness and pain.
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A long time ago, in a financial system far far away …
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After 60 years of operation, AMT has officially ditched the office and gone fully remote. Spoiler alert: it involved eight secure destruct bins, some very accusatory filing cabinets, and at least one bulldog with epic farts. Here’s how we finally achieved the paperless office dream (mostly).
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that, while massage therapy in clinical settings is deeply relational, sports massage is often transactional.
In this blog post, Clare Carey unpacks the secret sauce behind massage therapy in the elite sporting arena.
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To GST or not GST …
In this third and final instalment of our oxymoronically fun accounting series, Anna Mitchell makes the case for embracing GST registration.
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If you’re basing your rates on what clients “can afford” or what “feels fair” without doing the maths on your actual costs and inflation, you’re running your business on vibes.
In this week’s blog post, Anna Mitchell outlines why vibes, like ‘exposure’, don’t pay the bills.
Have you ever tried to pay for anything in vibes only to see just how fast the reality cheque bounces?
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