Massage Therapy is a solo profession. It should not be a lonely one
When did you last have a conversation with another massage therapist on the phone? Nicola Hogan reminds us that working solo doesn’t have to mean being lonely.
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The pressure to push through: the cost of “Don’t work, don’t get paid”
NIcola Hogan explores the hidden costs of “pushing through” and precarious employment in this edition of the AMT blog.
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Beneath the surface: recognising complex health patterns in massage therapy
It’s Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) Awareness Month. To mark the occasion, Nicola Hogan explores the interconnected patterns that emerge in her massage therapy clinic: connective tissue disorders, hormonal changes, neurodivergence, and nervous system dysregulation. She answers the question “Where does massage therapy fit in the multidisciplinary care of clients who present with complex, layered conditions?”
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