AMTA Privacy Policy Updated
AMTA values our relationship with our members, and we are committed to their privacy. As part of our routine review of policies, AMTA has updated its privacy policy. This brings it in…
Month: May 2018
Massage CE: Anatomy-Focused Approaches and Techniques
From head-to-toe, the AMTA 2018 National Convention offers options to learn massage strategies and techniques for treating specific sections of the body.
Learn more about the CE sessions below for anatomy-focused continuing…
Massage for Veterans Resources
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 (PTSD).
It’s well-established…
Research: Massage Therapy for Pain Can Mitigate the Use of Opioids
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, such as…
Learn to Work with Your Massage Clients in a New Way with Fascial Therapy
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 Program to learn the art…
AMTA Attends American Academy of Pain Medicine Conference
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 through…