Reflections
Reflecting back on a 20-year career in massage therapy, Sharon Livingstone shares what started it all and what keeps her at it.
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It Was Like Magic
Need some happy, positive stories in your life? Meet Youjung and Maria, who discuss their award winning and magical mentoring relationship. We dare you not to smile.
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TOP 7 ARTICLES OF 2019
Revisit 7 of the best articles we’ve featured on AMT’s blog in 2019. Which was your favourite?
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The Opposite of Hurt
How easy is it to read “cancer” scribbled on an intake form, assemble our cancer knowledge and treat accordingly? But what about the person on the end of that diagnosis? What role do they have in 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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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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The Only True Correct Way to Fold a Towel
In which we explore the art of towel folding and other laundry matters as they relate to massage therapists.
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Something’s Gotta Change
Peri-menopause and post-menopause can be unsettled times for women. And what if you’re a massage therapist experiencing peri-menopause or post-menopause? How does it impact on your treatments?
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The Top 10 of Being a Massage Therapist
Have you forgotten the basics of being a massage therapist? New to massage and want to learn what keeps massage therapists focused? We asked a bunch of wise massage therapists to tell us what they believe are the foundations of being a massage therapist.
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Multiple Sclerosis, Massage and Me
Research continues to show that massage may help with symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis but what does massaging someone with MS look like? We speak to a couple of people with MS about their experience of massage.
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