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Military veterans can face a host of health concerns upon returning from service, from chronic pain related to physical injuries, to emotional and psychological issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder read more at source…
Massage Therapy for Pain – Mitigating the Overuse of Opioids
Research shows massage therapy is a realistic approach to many forms of pain that can either replace use of drugs, read more at source…
AMTA President Joan Nichols & Government/Industry Relations Director James Specker represented the massage therapy profession at the recent American Academy of Pain Medicine Conference, which focused on managing chronic pain read more at source…
Take In-Depth Continuing Education in Fascial Therapy
If your clients have postural inefficiencies, movement dysfunction, or scar tissue, they may benefit from fascial therapy. Complete AMTA’s Fascial Therapy Continuing Education read more at source…
The therapeutic benefits of massage continue to be researched and studied. Recent research has shown the effectiveness of massage for conditions such as low back pain,
“People were so friendly and helpful for a first timer! I was a first timer for the national convention (have done many state ones) … I felt so welcomed & read more at source…
Get There by Planes, Trains or Automobiles!
Grab your friends or family and plan a trip to the AMTA 2018 National Convention where you’ll find massage therapy continuing education, inspiration, read more at source…
Many of the country’s leading massage CE presenters will be at the AMTA 2018 National Convention, August 9-11 in Washington, DC.
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AMTA Launches Nationwide Radio Promotion of Massage & AMTA Members
In honor of our 75th anniversary, the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA) has launched a nationwide radio advertising campaign to read more at source…
The AMTA 2018 National Convention—this August 9-11 in Washington, DC—offers massage continuing education options for any type of learner.
You can broaden your skillset with a variety of shorter read more at source…