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Did you know that the Massage Therapy Foundation (MTF) not only funds massage therapy research, but also community service projects nationwide? This is the Connecticut Chapter’s chance to fund…

This year you have two choices for attending the annual meeting: Virtual or In Person! You do not have to be a conference attendee to attend the meeting in…

Apply by March 6, 2023 AMTA-CT Chapter wants YOU to be part of the team! Consider running or encouraging another AMTA Member to run for one of AMTA-CT Chapter’s…

Greetings members, We hope the fall has been a productive season for you, and one of reflection as well. Your AMTA-CT Conference Committee has been busy planning the 2023…

The NOPAIN ACT, which aims to increase patient and provider access to non-opioid approaches to acute pain management, is continuing to attract support and interest in the Senate and…

With AMTA input, the NAICS 2022 update includes changing the term “massage parlors” to “massage wellness centers.” In a huge win for the profession, the archaic term “massage parlor”…

AMTA will cover the cost for the Board Certification application during October 23-29! In celebration of National Massage Therapy Awareness Week® (NMTAW), AMTA will cover the $275 cost to…

When: Sunday – October 23, 2022 8:30am – 4:30pm (one hour lunch break) Space is limited: register early! Where: Double Tree by Hilton – 42 Century Drive, Bristol, Connecticut…

Nikki Arel has been selected by AMTA-National as National Meritorious for 2022. This honor is selected by a national committee that reviews nominations from the 51 AMTA Chapters. In…

Join us in congratulating Jennifer DiSilvio as this year’s Chapter Humanitarian award winner! While many of us don’t know Jennifer from meetings in “The Before Times”, she has always…