All The Lonely Clients
How can a massage therapist possibly help with loneliness?
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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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Working From Home
Massage therapists have been operating as work from home businesses way before everyone was forced to raid Officeworks in a pandemic but is it as easy as pushing the sofa over and setting up a treatment table?
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Is Breathing More Than Inhale, Exhale?
Been breathing your whole life? Tim Clark might just take your breath away with this one.
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Pain Positive
Leah Dwyer’s experience with chronic pain took her from Botox and opioids to helping other people with chronic pain. There’s a lesson in here for all massage therapists.
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A Tale of Two Revolutions
In which a medieval peasant revolt is linked to better working conditions for modern massage therapists. But what has any of this got to do with Iced VoVos? Read on …
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A New Chapter Or A New Book?
A new country, a new career, a new community. Welcome to the AMT family, Pavel Bače.
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You Don’t Have to Get Through it Perfectly
We invited psychotherapist and massage therapist, Tim Clark, in for a chat. Tim addresses some of the most common mental health questions massage therapists have posed.
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Mythbusting: Does Massage Therapy Flush Toxins? Part 2
You’ve heard it so many times, it must be true. Massage really does vanquish the toxin demons. With the aid of her trusty Vodkamatic2000, Rebecca Barnett gives us the real story.
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Massage in the Time of Bushfire Crisis
With vast amounts of southern and eastern Australia devastated by bushfires this summer, how can massage therapists provide best care to clients affected by bushfires, and how can they avoid becoming overwhelmed? Tim Clark is here to help.
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