Being able to toggle between a local and a global focus in your sessions is an important skill to master.

Dogma can be a difficult concept to navigate in our manual therapy practices.

A client of mine recently brought by an article from sometime in the 60s all about Rolfing.

Meta description I’m often asked about deciding what to charge by both new and experienced massage therapists in private practice.

Can a modality be most marketable?

There is another! What do we do when manual therapy doesn't address the issue?

An issue in our field is how little the general public actually understands what we do as manual therapists.

“What’s the most common reason people come to see you?” My answer, without a doubt, is low back pain, closely followed by neck pain.

I was recently asked, “if you could wave a magic wand and change one thing for your industry, what would it be?”

I feel very blessed to have discovered Aikido several years ago as a means of learning more about breath, elasticity, and movement.