In the ever-evolving world of massage therapy, innovation and skill enhancement are key to providing exceptional client experiences.

Mastering palpation can significantly enhance the effectiveness of your approach and your ability to gain insights into how you can help.

The short answer is yes!

Being able to toggle between a local and a global focus in your sessions is an important skill to master.

“What’s the most common reason people come to see you?” My answer, without a doubt, is low back pain, closely followed by neck pain.

If I had to give someone a written definition of what Directional Resistance is, I would say "it is the palpatory sensation that’s felt...

Many people seem to be curious and confused about how SI differs from Massage. I’ve previously written a blog post titled “What is...

Swedish vs. Deep Tissue Massage the Top Five Differences according the Morales Method® of Manual Therapy.

In 2016, a student of mine came to tell me a story. She has taken many of my workshops and is a great bodyworker although being in the...

The neck is a fascinating part of the human body. In our culture and in our expressions the neck has made itself clear as an exclamation...