We could have talked forever with Michelle and this recording actually happened on two separate nights because we also wanted to hear about Michelle’s latest accomplishments- her book “You Have so Much Potential: Inspiring Generational Healing and Transformation” and her role in getting anti-racism training incorporated into Massage Therapy curriculum at the college she teaches at. Michelle shared her amazing story with us about why she is so passionate about working with perinatal clients and gets very personal about how her experience as a mother of a child with special needs has guided her to the work she does. Michelle is probably best known for her work in the perinatal world of Massage Therapy and her education company, Perinatal Massage Therapy education. She’s a business owner, mother, educator, and author to name a few reasons we wanted to have her on mic to share her story.
Michelle is a Massage Therapist we have admired from afar for a while now. As black therapists, these two incredible women realized that as only less than ten percent of the Massage Therapists in America are black, there was a need and a desire for there to be an opportunity to celebrate black therapists, help them to achieve business success, and give them a place to meet and network with other black therapists around the US and possibly the world! Listen to hear details of the conference, and a continuation of the conversation about why a conference like this is an important one.
These two women are here to introduce the first Black Massage Therapist Conference happening Octoin Charlotte, NC. Listen if you want to learn more about what this course is all about!Ģ | | ĭavonna is a Certified Athletic Trainer, Massage Therapist, Massage Therapy educator, and entrepreneur that we have had the pleasure of connecting with through our mutual friend, Ashley, the founder of MT Banquets, who is also a Massage Therapist and Massage Therapy educator.
FLICKIT TICKETS MANUAL
This new tool offers therapists an up to date approach when dealing with patients and helping them to understand their pain and uses both manual therapy and movement to get positive clinical outcomes. His teaching focuses on fascia, pain, touch, and neuroplasticity. We invited him back to answer the question- what is the sensory approach? Therapists love learning new tools and modalities and this course provides an evidence informed approach to dealing with chronic pain and incorporates the often underrepresented senses of proprioception and vestibular senses.
He is the founder of the Sensory Approach to Manual Therapy which he brought to Canada last year through ConEd Institute and the Canadian Massage Conference. Troy is a Massage Therapist and Massage Therapy educator. After it was called to our attention that there were some technical issues with the original release of this episode on Friday February 24th, we got back behind the sound board and computer screens to bring this episode back to life.
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