Massage Therapy and Bodywork have been a prominent part of history. Homer wrote about it in books, so did the Chinese in the b.c. era and the evolution has now recently reported that millions of people worldwide receive Massage and Bodywork as part of their lifestyle. Particularly to address health and wellness concerns, Massage and Bodywork have far surpassed being a luxury, it is now a necessity to many. The industry has many hurdles still, and no better way to tackle these issues than to educate first.
There is much to learn here, and we are diverse in many ways. Therapists, clients, teachers, established businesses and organizations, we have a lot to offer you as well! We have a full range of services worldwide, we also have a unique membership and partnership opportunities to create success everywhere.
New to massage? Veteran? Perfect! Massage and Bodywork Education welcomes all levels of clients! There is a lot here for you as well. Read what other people have to say about massage, talk to therapists, find a spa near you, and learn what “Craniosacral Therapy” is and how it can help you potentially stop grinding your teeth! Be sure to visit all the blogs and read about what Massage and Bodywork can do for you.
Massage and Bodywork Education is accepting proposals from established spas, for Strategic Partnership and Membership opportunities. Learn how you can gain access to employees, clients, and more with our programs. Visit the Partnership page to learn all about it!
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Massage and Bodywork is still in its infancy in terms of public education. But demand is rising for Massage and Bodywork, and recently, there has been a shortage of schools, graduates, and education as a whole. We aim to bridge the gap from industry hurdles, to lack of public knowledge about Massage and Bodywork, and to create a harmonious cycle of servitude to the art of Massage and Bodywork.
What is Massage? What is Bodywork?
Massage Therapy is a broad term for the use of many modalities that can relax the body into healing state. A Modality is a style of Massage, Swedish Massage is an example.
Bodywork is Massage, but an advanced sector of the industry. If you are a Licensed Massage Therapist, you can practice Bodywork. The main differences then, are the modalities performed by the Therapist.
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