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EPISODE · Jan 17, 2024 · 53 MIN

Higher Education, Evidence-Based Practice and the Future of Massage Therapy

from Massage Science with Eric Purves · host Eric Purves

Send us Fan MailIn this episode we welcome Nadine Hawryluk to discuss her academic and professional journey while exploring what the CMTBCs new standard of practice for evidence-based massage therapy could mean for the future of our profession, both in schools as well as in practice. As a recent master's graduate and an RMT from Courtenay, BC, Nadine brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the discussion. Nadine details her journey from body worker to registered massage therapist, unveiling the pivotal role that advanced education plays in bridging the gap between theory and practice. We highlight the skill sets required for excellence in the realm of massage and manual therapy education and practice. We delve into the importance of a solid grasp of physiology and the art of patient communication, emphasizing that therapy extends beyond mere technique to encompass compassionate, holistic care. My own narrative of educational transformation serves as a testament to the power of knowledge, illustrating how it has reshaped my professional identity and enhanced my patient interactions.Navigating the changing tides of healthcare regulation in British Columbia, we explore the anticipated shifts within professions such as massage therapy, chiropractic, and acupuncture, envisioning a future where evidence-based practice is the cornerstone of our professions. We confront the challenges of integrating into the broader healthcare system, emphasizing the necessity for continued professional development grounded in scientific rigor. By adhering to such stringent standards, we advocate for the elevation of manual therapies and the creation of a more credible and respected community of health practitioners.To connect with Nadine please visit her on Linkdin through this link:https://www.linkedin.com/posts/nadine-hawryluk_when-thinking-about-evidence-based-practice-activity-7151696770148831232-f1x-?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktopOr you can connect with Nadine here:https://nadinehawryluk.wordpress.com/ The Massage Science Podcast and my company, The Centre for Evidence-Based Education (The CEBE), are now official partners with Noterro.Partnering with them feels like a natural alignment with our mission to support busy clinicians.Get Noterro free for 44 days!Noterro makes clinic management easy with scheduling, billing, and charting all in one placeSupport the showHead on over to my website. This includes a list of all my upcoming courses, webinars, self-directed learning opportunities as well as some helpful learning resources.thecebe.comPlease connect with me on social mediaFB: @ericpurvesrmtIG: @eric_purves_cebeYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ericpurves2502Would you like to make a donation to help support the costs of running my podcast?You can buy me a coffee by clicking here

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode we welcome Nadine Hawryluk to discuss her academic and professional journey while exploring what the CMTBCs new standard of practice for evidence-based massage therapy could mean for the future of our profession, both in schools as well as in practice. As a recent master's graduate and an RMT from Courtenay, BC, Nadine brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the discussion. Nadine details her journey from body worker to registered massage therapist, u...

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