Feedback from Recent Training on DIT Shoulder, Arm, Neck, Head, and TMJ techniques We had a wonderful Direct-Indirect Technique CE training this weekend in Fayetteville. I had the privilege of spending 18 hours with these extraordinary dedicated massage therapists. We […]
Direct-Indirect Technique Success for Clients and You We had a wonderful Direct-Indirect Technique class this past weekend in Little Rock (pictures below). Shelly, one of the participants, gave me permission to share this message she sent yesterday: “Just wanted to […]
Will LMTs be replaced by robots? Life is hard enough for many massage therapists these days. You’ve got to schedule appointments (or work hours), handle a wide variety of good and not-so-good clients, wash, dry, and fold thousands of sheets. […]
Sports Massage and Direct-Indirect Technique As I watched the Olympics, I was struck by the competitive spirit of the athletes. It didn’t matter how small or large they were. From tiny gymnasts and svelte swimmers to large hammer throwers and […]
Why its Best to Mix Deep and Gentle techniques New clients that come into the office often say that they want “deep” work. I get it. I love good deep myofascial work, too. But if they need some deep work […]
The state of the Massage Therapy profession After going through the pandemic, the Massage Therapy profession is doing pretty good, but there have been some distinct changes from past years. The AMTA has released its annual report on the profession […]
Easing Pain with Direct-Indirect Technique I get calls all the time from people that are hurting. I bet you do, too. Sometimes, it’s their low back. Sometimes, it’s their shoulder, their elbow, their hip, a foot, upper back, neck, head, […]
