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Nate and Ben discussed their experiences with clients who had undiagnosed serious health issues presenting as low back pain. Nate shared two instances where clients were diagnosed with stomach cancer and bone cancer after prolonged periods of low back pain. He emphasized the importance of knowing when to stop manual therapy and refer clients to other professionals. Ben shared an instance where a client experienced excessive bleeding after oral surgery, which he initially dismissed as a minor issue. Both agreed on the importance of being vigilant and cautious in such situations, and not to assume that everything is musculoskeletal or joint-related. They also discussed the need for a team approach in treating clients, and the importance of not over-treating clients.
In this episode-Ben and Nate had the opportunity to meet in person and record our first podcast live!
Nate was in Omaha to celebrate and teach the work of Erik Dalton; and we took the opportunity to discuss a question that came up in class-
How do you add new things into your practice?
Enjoy this live episode with Ben and Nate
In this Episode, Ben and Nate pose the question What are essential skills for a new massage therapist to be successful?
We discuss everything from learning time management, developing a business plan, to learning how to interact with the public specifically when they come to you in pain.
Where does change begin? According to Michael Jackson, he was looking at the man in the mirror.
How has the perception of massage therapy changed over the years? Ben and I explore this question and more! Tune in-and let us know what you think.
Do you suffer from imposter syndrome, and if so how do you deal with it?
In episode 25 Ben and Nate discuss this topic and give our own thoughts-as well as our listeners!
In this episode Ben and Nate posed the questions:
Do you accept gifts from clients, what is your reason for accepting or being against accepting gifts.
We as therapists should have policies and procedures in place-But how do you communicate these with your client and get them to agree to them, so you don't have muddy waters in the relationship.
In this week's episode we asked the question about policies-Enjoy and we hope you learn something.
In this episode we asked the question:
As a massage therapist is it important to “specialize” in a modality or a particular technique? If so why, and how did you go about finding this particular area of focus?
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