Massage and Olympic Athletes
Olympic athletes use massage therapy to recover faster, prevent injuries, and perform better, with research showing real benefits, especially when massage is combined with good sleep and regular self-care.
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Olympic athletes use massage therapy to recover faster, prevent injuries, and perform better, with research showing real benefits, especially when massage is combined with good sleep and regular self-care.
AMTA 2026 Schools Summit keynote speaker Dr. Miriam Kirmayer shares why strong relationships matter for health and happiness, and how small, intentional actions and healthy boundaries help people build meaningful connections at work and in life.
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
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