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Melbourne Scoliosis workshop

Colin Rossie will be presenting a scoliosis workshop at Melbourne Institute of Massage Therapy in Heidelberg on March 6 and 7. For full details of the workshop "Treatment Protocols and Perspectives on Scoliosis drawn from the Rolfing Paradigm" please download the flyer and registration form. AMT mem....Read more

2010 Annual General Meeting

The 2010 AMT Annual General Meeting is scheduled for March 21 in Sydney. It will take place at the close of a members' day workshop featuring workshop presentations from John Bragg and Colin Rossie. You can download the registration form here.....Read more

2009 Conference photos

You can view photos from the 2009 Annual Conference here....Read more

Massage relieves post-operative pain following cardiac surgery

In this episode of the ABC's Health Report Dr Brent Bauer, the Director of the Mayo Clinic's Complementary and Integrative Medicine Program, discusses research done at the clinic and in collaboration with others in the area of complementary and integrative medicine.....Read more

AMT Position Statement on Regulation of Massage Therapy

AMT recently took part in an inter-association forum, convened with the aim of establishing common ground and finding ways of working cooperatively on shared agendas. Twenty-two complementary therapy associations were invited to the inaugural forum. These associations represent a broad spectrum of treatment modalities, including Reflexology, Bowen Therapy, Kinesiology, Herbalism, Naturopathy and Homeopathy.....Read more

Free Student Membership

AMT is pleased to announce that we are now offering free student membership to currently enrolled students with a valid email address.....Read more

Soft Tissue Therapy e-mag

The latest edition of the Soft Tissue Therapy e-mag is now available as a free download. To access your copy of Issue 4, please go here.....Read more

NSW Code of Conduct for Unregistered Health Professionals comes into effect

From Friday August 1, 2008 all Massage Therapists working in NSW will be required to display a copy of the NSW Code of Conduct for Unregistered Health Professionals in their clinic(s). This new regulation was made as an amendment to the NSW Public Health Act (1991) and applies to all NSW AMT members.....Read more