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How to choose Continuing Education Courses to Build your LMT Business

When it comes to selecting continuing education for massage therapy, different therapists have different goals. Some take CE classes simply because they must to renew their license. (Here in Oregon, the state board of massage therapists requires 25 hours of continuing education at the time of license renewal.) Others enjoy the support and camaraderie of learning with other LMTs. Today we’re examining a third motivation [...]

By |June 16th, 2014|Categories: Massage Education|Comments Off on How to choose Continuing Education Courses to Build your LMT Business

Anatomy & Physiology: The Backbone of a Strong Massage Program

If you’re shopping west coast massage schools, we recommend checking out each institution’s anatomy and physiology classes. These courses are the backbone of any strong massage certification program. Together, Anatomy and Physiology inform therapists on how the body is structured (anatomy), and how it functions (physiology). When working as a massage therapist, Anatomy and Physiology is a must-have. Otherwise you can’t have a good map [...]

By |June 12th, 2014|Categories: Massage Education|Comments Off on Anatomy & Physiology: The Backbone of a Strong Massage Program

Interviewing Tips for Landing a Massage Therapy Job

When it comes to job openings, East West grads often find their applications at the top of the pile, since our school has a reputation for academic excellence. We have even heard of students getting jobs on the East West College name alone. We’re a top Oregon massage school, and many feel ours is one of the top massage therapy programs in the country. So [...]

By |June 5th, 2014|Categories: Massage Careers|Comments Off on Interviewing Tips for Landing a Massage Therapy Job

Massage Career Preview Event on 6/21

Do you find yourself browsing the web for information about massage therapy careers? If so, there’s a good chance that you could have a future in massage. We are a leading Northwest massage school—indeed, we’re one of only 4 schools on the West Coast to have COMTA Accreditation. And we’d love to help you explore potential careers in massage therapy. Our Massage Career Preview events [...]

By |May 20th, 2014|Categories: Massage Careers|Comments Off on Massage Career Preview Event on 6/21

Oil vs. Lotion: Which is better for massage?

It’s a question you hear in the clinics of all massage schools, Portland, OR to Portland Maine: Do you prefer lotion or oil? If you visit our massage clinic, you will definitely be asked this question. So today we’re taking some time to explore the pros and cons of each. From the perspective of skin health, oil and lotion each offer benefits—assuming that your therapist [...]

By |May 12th, 2014|Categories: Massage Therapists|Comments Off on Oil vs. Lotion: Which is better for massage?

The Benefits of Touch across the Human Lifespan

Michelangelo said, “To touch is to give life.” Today we’re exploring how science proves him right. We’ll explore findings from researchers like UC Berkeley professor Dacher Kelter, who has overseen experiments on how well humans can convey emotions to each other through touch alone (about half of the time, it turns out.) Beyond expression of compassion and other emotions, we’ll find that touch can improve [...]

By |May 9th, 2014|Categories: Massage & Health|Comments Off on The Benefits of Touch across the Human Lifespan

How to choose Continuing Education Courses to Build your LMT Business

When it comes to selecting continuing education for massage therapy, different therapists have different goals. Some take CE classes simply because they must to renew their license. (Here in Oregon, the state board of massage therapists requires 25 hours of continuing education at the time of license renewal.) Others enjoy the support and camaraderie of learning with other LMTs. Today we’re examining a third motivation [...]

By |June 16th, 2014|Categories: Massage Education|Comments Off on How to choose Continuing Education Courses to Build your LMT Business

Anatomy & Physiology: The Backbone of a Strong Massage Program

If you’re shopping west coast massage schools, we recommend checking out each institution’s anatomy and physiology classes. These courses are the backbone of any strong massage certification program. Together, Anatomy and Physiology inform therapists on how the body is structured (anatomy), and how it functions (physiology). When working as a massage therapist, Anatomy and Physiology is a must-have. Otherwise you can’t have a good map [...]

By |June 12th, 2014|Categories: Massage Education|Comments Off on Anatomy & Physiology: The Backbone of a Strong Massage Program

Interviewing Tips for Landing a Massage Therapy Job

When it comes to job openings, East West grads often find their applications at the top of the pile, since our school has a reputation for academic excellence. We have even heard of students getting jobs on the East West College name alone. We’re a top Oregon massage school, and many feel ours is one of the top massage therapy programs in the country. So [...]

By |June 5th, 2014|Categories: Massage Careers|Comments Off on Interviewing Tips for Landing a Massage Therapy Job

Massage Career Preview Event on 6/21

Do you find yourself browsing the web for information about massage therapy careers? If so, there’s a good chance that you could have a future in massage. We are a leading Northwest massage school—indeed, we’re one of only 4 schools on the West Coast to have COMTA Accreditation. And we’d love to help you explore potential careers in massage therapy. Our Massage Career Preview events [...]

By |May 20th, 2014|Categories: Massage Careers|Comments Off on Massage Career Preview Event on 6/21

Oil vs. Lotion: Which is better for massage?

It’s a question you hear in the clinics of all massage schools, Portland, OR to Portland Maine: Do you prefer lotion or oil? If you visit our massage clinic, you will definitely be asked this question. So today we’re taking some time to explore the pros and cons of each. From the perspective of skin health, oil and lotion each offer benefits—assuming that your therapist [...]

By |May 12th, 2014|Categories: Massage Therapists|Comments Off on Oil vs. Lotion: Which is better for massage?

The Benefits of Touch across the Human Lifespan

Michelangelo said, “To touch is to give life.” Today we’re exploring how science proves him right. We’ll explore findings from researchers like UC Berkeley professor Dacher Kelter, who has overseen experiments on how well humans can convey emotions to each other through touch alone (about half of the time, it turns out.) Beyond expression of compassion and other emotions, we’ll find that touch can improve [...]

By |May 9th, 2014|Categories: Massage & Health|Comments Off on The Benefits of Touch across the Human Lifespan
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