From the Idaho Senate
From the Idaho Senate:
On Monday, March 25th, Dr. Afshin Mofid of Boise gave a presentation on stress and the opiate […]
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Talking with Dr. Helene Langevin, Director of the NCCIH (a Division of NIH)
Register for IMTRC 2019 » Dr. Helene Langevin, director of the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (a division of NIH), will join massage therapists and researchers at the…
Low Back Pain CE for Massage Therapists
Help Your Clients Find Relief AMTA Members Save 40% Back pain is extremely common – up to 80% of adults will experience it at some point in their lives. Explore…
New AMTA 2019 Chapter Workshops
AMTA is excited to announce our 2019 chapter workshops. Take advantage of this opportunity to gain experience and enhance your massage therapy skills. Learn from highly specialized instructors as they demonstrate…
Registration Now Open: AMTA 2019 National Convention
Be a Part of the AMTA 2019 National Convention Attend the largest massage therapy conference to experience unparalleled continuing education, network with your peers, and try out the newest products…
Getting to Indy: Plan Your Trip To AMTA 2019 National Convention
Get There by Planes, Trains or Automobiles! Grab your friends or family and plan a trip to the AMTA 2019 National Convention where you’ll find massage therapy continuing education, inspiration, networking and…
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, read more at source…
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 read more at source…
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 read more at source…
Massage Therapy Research: A Valuable Resource for You and Your Clients
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,