We asked AI to write a janky poem about the latest AMT blog. The result is jankier than we expected. 10/10 recommend that you just skip straight to our latest blog post by Aran Bright.
If it doesn’t hurt, it’s just a rub,
A gentle tickle at the pub.
But dig right in—ignore the screams—
That’s how you realign their dreams.
A knot, a lump, a gnarly mass,
Must beat it down, or let it pass?
The client grunts, “No pain, no gain
I’ll grit my teeth and bear the pain.”
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Popular music is littered with examples of songs about pressure. And also songs about hammers, depending on how far back you want to go.
But what does this have to do with the application of pressure in massage therapy? You’ll need to read on to find out.
WARNING: there may be ear worms.
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Losing your cool with all the bad stuff on the telly and interwebs? Just chill, says Aran Bright.
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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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Aran Bright introduces us to his Functional Release Technique workshop, showing us the Fit, Phat and Farting approach to treatment.
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Myotherapist and educator, Aran Bright shares why he believes that massage therapists should be embracing the power of placebo.
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Is it time to stop the assumption that changes in function are the cause of pain? Myotherapist and educator, Aran Bright thinks it is.
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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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Since September 2017, we’ve shared nearly 50 stories on this blog. We’ve hand-picked 10 of our favourites that are worth a re-read. Sadly there was not enough room for a re-telling of the History of the Underpant. Perhaps next time.
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Start a discussion on trigger points and heated debate ensues. Ever the peacemaker, Aran Bright takes us through each side of the argument so that massage therapists can decide for themselves.
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