Monthly Featured Resources and CE
Featured AMTA CE and resources for August
New CE Course
Trigger Point Techniques for Myofascial Pain
$75 Members / $125 Non-Members
Myofascial pain is a common, yet often misunderstood issue that may contribute to chronic pain syndromes such as fibromyalgia. In this course, explore how to palpate, assess, and release trigger points to relieve myofascial pain. Learn how to differentiate trigger points from adhesions, recognize when a trigger point has been successfully released, and implement pre- and post- techniques to support lasting relief for your clients.
August Focus - National Wellness Month
August is National Wellness Month and AMTA is celebrating by highlighting some resources and CE courses to help you emphasize the benefits of massage for overall wellness in your practice. An increasing number of clients view massage therapy as an integral part of their health care regime. In response, it’s essential that you understand when massage is indicated or contraindicated for specific pathologies.
Navigating the Path to Wellness with Massage Therapy
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Resources for National Wellness Month
Grow Your Practice: Teach Wellness Classes
$45 members / $75 non-members
3 CE credits
Gain tools for developing and delivering classes to adult learners that will both highlight your skills and introduce or reinforce the value of massage therapy in a health care regimen.
Wellness Through Structural Integration
Structural Integration is based on a thorough understanding of the body’s fascial anatomy and applying very specific hands-on techniques to integrate the structures of the body into a more organized whole.
Client Handout: Massage & Hydrotherapy
Does hydrotherapy and massage help conditions like diabetic neuropathy and knee osteoarthritis?
Related Free CE
IMTRC: Health & Wellness: The Role of Integrative Therapies
1 CE credit
Hear from the Director of NCCIH, Dr. Helene Langevin, as she discusses the role massage therapy plays in an integrated approach to care for chronic musculoskeletal pain.
Integrating Assessments into Intake
3 CE credits
Discover how assessments can help to improve your business as well as the general health and specific functional assessments to make.
Self-Care for Massage Therapists: Injury Prevention
2 CE credits
Get an overview of self-care best practices and how you can incorporate them into your massages to help keep you healthy now and for years to come.