AMTA's award-winning publication focuses on massage therapy techniques and research, practical self-care tips, and business practices.
Discover news, techniques and tips, advocacy, new products and more in the Winter 2025 issue.
Massage Therapy Journal is now available in both print and fully digital versions, helping you stay connected to AMTA and the massage profession while on the go.
AMTA members—Log in to your account to update your preferences for print, digital or both.
Not an AMTA member? Join today to receive this award-winning publication.
Winter is a great season to slow down and focus on self-care. Easy habits like deep breathing, mindful walks, and journaling can help reduce stress and improve mood. Discover simple routines that support both your body and mind, helping you feel calmer, stronger, and more balanced as you move through the season.
Discover how AI and robotic massage are entering the massage therapy field. Massage therapists share concerns about the loss of human touch, empathy, or intuition, and fear job loss or liability issues. Proponents say robotics can expand access, reduce physical strain, and complement human therapists rather than replace them, shaping the profession’s future.
Massage therapy can help veterans manage pain, stress, and injury recovery from military service. Those who received massage care used fewer opioids, showing its potential to improve veteran health and recovery.
The Mental Health Benefits of Massage Therapy for People Affected by Illness
Stay Sun-Smart: Your Guide to Healthy Summer Skin
The Future of Massage Is All About Personalization
Beyond the Physical: Massage Therapy for Emotional Health
Advocacy: Why Fair Licensing Is Essential
AMTA 2025 Convention Keynote Speaker Talks "The Fire Within"
In Conversation with Teri Mayo of the Massage Therapy Foundation
Read more: Massage Therapy Journal Archive
Connect with Massage Therapy Journal readers: Access the AMTA 2025 Advertising Media Kit
