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By Jody Clouse Greetings from the CSMT! This fall CSMT held two events. The Outreach Division participated in the CT Mission of Mercy event that provides dental care for those in need. Carol Radzunas coordinated the successful event at which 13 therapists provided 300 massages. This event

By Sharon Lewis Sharon Lewis, owner of Adivcoach, shares with us some strategies to help set your goals, and accomplish them! Sharon will be speaking at our January chapter meeting. Written goals are dreams with deadlines What is the vision for your practice? What would you like

By Jennifer Fournier-Dubree As I sit, reflecting on the many blessings of this past year, I want to thank each of our members for their contributions to our growing CT AMTA Chapter. You may not know, but we are one of the largest chapters in the country,

We started the meeting with a survey, which was almost the same as the one the chapter sent out electronically. The results of the survey from those in attendance, however, were very different from those collected online. This gave the Board some interesting data to interpret at

by Tami Taylor This year will be the first time I have had the opportunity to attend CVOP and I’m grateful I was chosen to go.  Being in a place where many states were represented was a real eye opener, we are indeed very lucky to belong

By Becca Torns-Barker, AMTA-CT President WOW. I think that sums it up well. In previous years, as a delegate, I was able to arrive on Tuesday and my delegate duties started on Wednesday. As president, I arrived earlier, and my duties started on Tuesday. Tuesday was a

by Michele  Johanson Intriguing, charismatic, successful Thankful for her healing She shined! Having been to a few AMTA New England Regional Conferences in the past did not prepare me for the magnitude of the AMTA National Convention. I had already been there, in Milwaukee, for a couple

Over the years I have had the privilege of meeting and working on Olympic athletes in distance running, hockey and figure skating.  They are a different breed and if you spend any time with them you will quickly feel their intense competitive nature and their overall grasp

By Maureen Stott One of the classes at this year’s National Convention was, Talking to Your Client About Skin Cancer with Dermatologist Dr. Amanda Friedrichs. She started by saying that many people think that getting a tan is a sign of a healthy body, when in fact

My Report is on “The Mystery of Pain” by Douglas Nelson. I really didn’t know how many LMTs would actually be taking this class and when I showed up to this classroom, the room was packed with eager people to listen and learn to what this guy