Is it worth it? What does your continuing education look like? How do you chose a class and why? From filling up the option box to mastery-We discussed your answers and ours too!

This week Ben and Nate asked massage therapists how you would advertise yourself if you had 0 dollars. We explored the "old days" before the internet, current practices and some of our favorite responses. Check it out

Ben and Nate got together this week to talk about that one move...If you ever got stranded on a desert island. In this case if you could only do 1 technique what would it be?

As always we chose ours, and talked about ours! But here's the thing..Did you know there are practitioners out there that actually do this? We talked about that as well! Tune in for episode 68!

Ben and Nate got together this week to discuss techniques or modalities that we don't use anymore, and as always discussed your answers. We didn't necessarily give up on a technique for all the reasons you might think (maybe we did) but sometimes something just doesn't work for your body and that' ok!

Ben and Nate talk about the next generation of Massage Therapists--What are you most excited about and what are you most nervous about? We asked you and you responded.

In the message Ben and Nate talk about the massage interstate compact, also known as Impact---We did some research so you don't have to! Is this important for our industry? Will it help you? Take a listen!

We have all made mistakes, which is why they call it practice....Right? Ben and Nate get together to talk about the mistakes you shared with us, our own mistakes and what we learned from them

What's one rule you do not follow anymore in your practice?

Ben and Nateexplored several outdated rules including the 60-minute standard session time, the "no pain, no gain" approach with deep tissue work, the requirement to work on both sides of the body, and the practice of not allowing client contact with the therapist's body during treatment. The conversation included insights from a celebrity contributor Walt Fritz who shared that posture should not be considered an objective tool to determine dysfunction, and the hosts discussed how these industry rules have evolved over time as new research and clinical experience have emerged.

Do you prefer a quiet session or an interactive session? Ben and Nate discuss ways to set expectations on the type of session that works best for you and your client--We had a lot of great answers this week which means another great discussion

The average career of a massage therapist is 5-7 years.. Ben and Nate discussed how to beat those odds and have a long healthy career