LMTce Blog
Read the wide range of latest posts and articles LMTce weekly publishes. We aim to keep our readers informed and updated with the industry information and the best practices!
Observing Confidentiality
Clients should have the expectation of privacy, beginning with the first phone call and continuing throughout the entire relationship. Gossiping (or complaining) about clients to others is a violation of confidentiality. If you talk to your clients about other clients, they’re going to wonder if you’ll be talking to the
Bending Our Own Boundaries: A Red Flag
A good reason for being consistent with boundaries is that you will be more inclined to notice when you alter them. It’s a red flag when you step outside your professional boundaries, and encourage others to treat you as if you’re not a professional. One of the main ways people
The Return to Normal
What is “normal,” anyway? Does it just mean B.C.–Before Covid? Massage therapists went about their business, doing intakes, seeing clients, changing the table, checking them out and rescheduling. We didn’t wear masks. We didn’t ask clients to wear masks, or ask them if they had been traveling or exposed to
LMTce is Now Seeking Approved Providers
LMTce Wants You! We are seeking Approved Providers who would like to join the LMTce team. If you have continuing education courses that have already been approved for distance learning, we’ll get you set up very quickly. It’s an easy task to get courses that are already approved for live
Why Massage Can be the First Choice for Pain
History chronicles massage treatment as one of the oldest methods of healing. In fact, it has been part of a tradition in many cultures of the world, including the Ancient Greeks, Egyptians, Indians, and Chinese. The therapeutic powers of massage in its treatment of various ailments could never be understated.
Positive Mind-Setting for a Successful Massage Career
Have you ever wondered why certain individuals choose the massage therapy profession? What is in the job that attracts them? Massage therapists are often caretakers, happy when they are helping others. It’s a financially rewarding career and it’s also satisfying to know that the work you do helps people feel