Hosted by NateFayLMT and Ben Stone LMT · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 60 episodes
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Ben Stone and Nate Fay are both Licensed Massage Therapists with over 40 years of experience in the field. Ben and Nate join together to discuss topics related to Massage and Manual Therapy. The concept is simple-We ask questions on our facebook group, you answer them and we discuss them. We chose our favorite answers as well as give our own thoughts on the subject.
NateFayLMT and Ben Stone LMT hosts Ben and Nate's Questions we ask massage therapists on the internet, a health show with 60 episodes published.
Do you prefer a quiet session or an interactive session? Ben and Nate discuss ways to set expectations on the type of session that works best for you and your client--We had a lot of great answers this week which means a
The average career of a massage therapist is 5-7 years.. Ben and Nate discussed how to beat those odds and have a long healthy career
Ben and Nate celebrated their 60th podcast episode by discussing the ongoing challenge of feeling competent in massage therapy despite continuous learning. They explored how adult learners approach continuing education c
In this episode, Ben and Nate talk about whether you should be doing your own taxes or hiring a professional, and what that decision actually costs you in time, stress, and money. They break down common mistakes therapis
In this episode, Ben and Nate unpack the conversations they have over and over again with clients, friends, and family about what they actually do. From “Is it like chiropractic?” to trying to explain techniques that don
A massage therapist, an accountant and a janitor all walked into a bar; just kidding! It was the same person. How do you balance being the therapist and tending to all the aspects of running a business? Ben and Nate talk
In this episode, Ben and Nate tackle a question that sparked honest conversation online: Do male massage therapists need stricter boundaries to maintain professionalism and avoid misinterpretation? Drawing from personal
Burnout with me oh yeah, burnout! Its a word thrown around in our industry a lot! It can happen to anyone thought...Ben and Nate talk about some of the reasons and how to avoid it.
Social Media Influencers-Does it help us out in our field or hurt us, how about how clients see what we do--Take a listen to what might be Nate's favorite episode to date
Ben and Nate wanted to take an episode to discuss our origin story, how its been and where its going!- If you're curious about the inner workings of how we do this, check it ou!
In this episode-Ben and Nate discuss Deep Tissue Massage-What is it, what is the confusion and what is your clients perception,
Ben and Nate dig into massage add-ons and pricing, asking the big question: should tools and techniques be treated like “extras” or included in a standard session? They also share podcast updates and plans for Eric Steve
Ben and I made it to 50 episodes! Tune in as we recap our favorite ones; the evolvement of the show and whats next for us!
Ben and Nate had the opportunity to do a live podcast in Omaha Nebraska-We asked the question, what is your why? Why do you do massage? Several therapists were brave enough to answer this question in front of an audience
On this episode of Ben and Nate's questions; We tackle the hard question of Is you National Cert. necessary or just a paper on your wall? We heard from you and gave our 2 cents as well. Let us know what you think!
Ben and I re-visit the idea of Massage Competitions--Do they help or hurt our industry?
Every massage therapist has a story that sticks with them. In this episode, Ben and Nate share their proudest moments of helping clients out of pain—and what those experiences taught them about trust, education, and boun
What's the first thing you do when moving into a new space? What is your processing for creating a new space? Recently Nate moved his practice, and we talked about the process of moving, the essentials and how you set up
In this episode Ben and I asked if there was a specific technique or modality you avoid and why, We discuss at length your answers, as well as ours as well as tips and tricks to get more confident!
In this episode, Ben and Nate asked the questions- What is your Massage superpower? Whether its listening, the art of touch, the art of compassion and more-Ben and Nate discovered their own superpowers and talked about y
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