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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2023 · 1H 7M

The Importance of Regulation in Massage Therapy: A Conversation with Michelle Smith & Monty Churchman

from Massage Science with Eric Purves · host Eric Purves

Send us Fan MailIn this episode we navigate the challenges and joys of working in an unregulated province with experienced massage therapists, Michelle Smith and Monty Churchman. From the ins and outs of insurance battles to the complexities of labor mobility, Michelle and Monty shed light on the lesser-known aspects of this profession and how it's shaped by the absence of regulation. They candidly share their personal experiences, including Monty's disappointment over the Olympics hurdle, adding a personal touch to the broader issues at play.We explore the role of massage therapy associations, as we journey through their strenuous efforts to establish a regulatory college in Saskatchewan. Unpack the history and the financial implications of these associations with us. Listen in as we highlight the role of associations in the profession and emphasize the importance of quality assurance and ongoing education.Finally, we conclude our discussion with a focus on the future. Michelle offers her valuable insights on the need for improved regulation and the mammoth potential within the massage therapy profession. Hear from us about the current state of entry-to-practice education and the daunting task of establishing a standardized curriculum among various schools. We also highlight the importance of board exams and evidence-based education in maintaining the integrity of the profession. So don't miss out on this episode - it's one that promises to expand your understanding of the profession.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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