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Conference 2025: Bristol. Tickets on sale now!

We are delighted to host our first in person annual conference since 2022. The 2025 Conference will be held Saturday September 20th at Ham Green House (Penny Brohn Centre), in Pill, just outside of Bristol.

Find out more and book here.

SAVE THE DATE! Our 2025 conference will be on Saturday 20th September in Bristol

We look forward to hosting our 2025 conference on Saturday 20th September, at the Penny Brohn Centre in Bristol.

Tickets will go on sale first week of February, with payment plans available.

Online CPD: Check out our online library of workshops with inspiring practioners

Did you know we have hours of online CPD that can be watched from the comfort of you're own home?

 

Check out our back catalogue here!

 

MTI needs YOU! Volunteer with us today for excellent member perks

Volunteers Needed!

We are looking for an enthusiastic volunteer Regional Representatives/Regional Team Members in your area to organise MTI activities locally and to promote the benefits of joining MTI.

This comes with the following benefits:

  • Free place on any events you organise
  • Free ticket to any MTI Conference
  • Free MTI Membership

GCMT Respet training: 2023 practioner update

You will be aware that MTI is a member of GCMT, who have been working to produce resources to educate soft tissue therapists about how to protect themselves from sexual harassment by clients.

GCMT are now in a position to release a suite of material which you will hopefully find both useful and informative. Instructions for accessing resources are on page 2 of the attached document.

GCMT is pleased to announce a new, international collaboration with Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals (ABMP) in the United States. GCMT has been collaborating with ABMP for some time with regard to their Respect Massage campaign, which they define as follows:

The Respect Massage mission is to educate and empower massage therapists so they can easily spot, deter and escape from clients that are looking for happy endings or “extras.”

The Respect Massage campaign aligns closely with the work the council is doing through its Therapist Protection working group.
 
Practioners can download the file from the members area here.
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