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  Consumers should ask the next issues of a massage therapist before obtaining a massage:
  
  - Are you currently licensed to apply massage?
  
  - Are you a member of the American Massage Association?
  
  - Where did you get your..
  
  As more customers turn to massage therapy for medical conditions and to alleviate stress, the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA) wants to discuss some tips with the public to simply help them locate a massage therapist who is experienced and qualified. To study more, please peep at: Massage School - quietbar7's blog.
  
  Customers must ask the next issues of a massage therapist before obtaining a massage:
  
  - Are you currently qualified to apply massage?
  
  - Are you currently an associate of the American Therapeutic Massage Association?
  
  - Where did you get your therapeutic massage training?
  
  - Have you been Nationally Licensed in Restorative Massage and Bodywork?
  
  Experienced massage therapists are very happy to discuss their qualifications with clients. AMTA professional people have demonstrated an amount of skill and knowledge through education and/or testing and must meet continuing education requirements to retain membership. Click here The Origins Of Alternative Medicine | Diigo Groups to compare the reason for this concept. Consumers may be confident that their massage therapist has achieved minimum education and training standards if he or she is just a person in AMTA. While, we recommend a massage therapist that's an associate of AMTA, there are several excellent massage therapists that aren't members. You should be sure to see their recommendations.
  
  People today turn to therapeutic massage for significantly more than pampering. Actually, initial results from AMTAs annual customer survey suggest people seek massage for medical conditions significantly more than just because it feels good. And, other healthcare providers usually refer their clients to massage therapists.
  
  Recent research implies that massage provides relief for chronic low back pain, eases pain and muscle spasms following bypass surgery, and is beneficial in treating lymphedema, an ailment common among mastectomy children.
  
  Finding a qualified massage therapist is simple through the use of A Massage Therapist national locator service is Found by AMTAs free. Get further on this affiliated website by browsing to privacy. Just click on Look for a Massage Therapist, or call toll-free at 888-THE-AMTA (888-843-2682). Some requests will guide you through the process and will provide a set of member massage practitioners you may contact in your area.

   

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