
Our goal is to speak with luminaries and experts in and around massage and bodywork to help expound upon and better understand our profession and our practices.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 559 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHealth & FitnessCoursesAlternative Health | |||

A client asks for a specific technique on their face. They have a bad reaction. Then they say they didn't want work in that area anyway, and by the way, they had a skull fracture four years ago. Now they're leaving because they feel a migraine coming... more
You can be doing everything right—your marketing is working, your systems are in place, and clients are coming in—yet your calendar still ends up with unexpected gaps. In this episode of Fully Booked, Elicia breaks down why rebooking is the key to co... more
No, I am not sharing a deep conversation I had with a colleague on the back and all its complexities for this episode. I am, however, highlighting that the back, any back, at any moment, is having thousands of conversations. All the time. Our back ro... more
In this episode of The ABMP Podcast, Doug Nelson explores the parallels between manual palpation and digital imaging such as MRI. Both methods can reveal important information about what is happening in the body, but they also share an important limi... more
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This review is specifically in response to the episode about misinformation with Allison Denney. This is a critical, timely topic that deserves a guest who doesn’t have anything to sell. When Denney refers to our services as products, that’s misinformation. In my state, products are taxed, services are not. Difficulty vetting online information is far from a generational problem. ABMP, you can do better by our profession on this topic.
I used to love this podcast and listened to it constantly. The wealth of knowledge that was offered when they interviewed all kinds of people was so invaluable.
Now it’s just the same two girls giving their own personal opinions, the anatomy talks are great but I don’t learn well with this style so the podcast sadly no longer offers me any insight. Really really miss the interview style podcast that was offered and would LOVE to see more of them and learn from a bigger bank of knowledge rat... more
This is an extremely important podcast, straight forward and informative. Love it can’t wait for the notification when a new one is released!
I just found this podcast and love it with only listening to two episodes. They were very different content and very relevant for massage therapist. As an instructor at NHI this will be a great resource for students and alumni to continue on their path in massage therapy.
Not an ABMP member so this podcast was missed until I chatted with Ruth and she mentioned her Podcast “I have a client who” which led me to this wonderful wealth of knowledge.
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Focused on the massage and bodywork profession, this podcast brings together experts and practitioners to explore various aspects of the industry. Episodes cover a wide range of topics, including practical techniques, business strategies, and profound health discussions relevant to both aspiring and seasoned massage therapists. The discussions are often enriched by personal anecdotes and insights from the hosts, as well as guest contributions, fostering a collaborative and introspective learning environment for listeners. With a blend of education, personal growth, and industry trends, listeners can expect to gain useful knowledge that can enhance both their professional practice and personal well-being.
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