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giving me a range of resources to adapt each treatment uniquely to each individual. I’m living in Southwell, near Nottingham. For three days each month I offer a ‘mobile massage’ practice in Bristol, and occasionally offer massage

will include a small resources pack, to take away, with information about hormonal influences on symptoms, a symptom checker, diagrams and references for the pressure points. Michelle Howard combines her 30 years’ experience in holistic

techniques, evidence-based resources, and conversations and observations with other practitioners. I have learned to be honest and practise with integrity. At the 2022 MTI conference I am keen to share my experience and knowledge of building

posted several guidance and resources sheets for members here: https://www.massagetraining.co.uk/news/ Mobile massage services London on May 14 2020 at 09:53 1589446383 Hi! Quick question from a massage therapist: what can you do not to

business and marketing resources in the member area of the website too. Good luck! Iain Neilson on June 7 2019 at 14:19 1559913590 I am sure that most practitioners struggle, at least initially, with the reality that giving, as

Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC) Chair Michael Watson

do is what we can with the resources we have. If life gets busy, you can step away. Or you could take on a Board role for a designated time, such as 3, 6 or 12 months. Here’s more on what it’s like from those in post: Ros Cope, Chair