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Thank you for visiting our blog page! See below for our discussion on a variety of different topics from our director, Susan Findlay.
If there is anything you would like to see us talk about, please do feel free to get in touch at info@nlssm.com.
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World Parkinsons Day 2022
“Not enough people understand what it’s like to live with Parkinson’s. They don’t know it’s a serious condition. They don’t realise that treatments are limited
3 Top Tips to Secure Your Next Booking
Communication and understanding are key elements when booking future appointments. Securing your next booking is easier than you might think, and because it is our
An Introduction to Body Mechanics
In order to work as a successful massage therapist, we need to make sure we have the best foundations possible. Our Director, Susan Findlay, has
Where to Begin your Career as a Massage Therapist
Deciding on a career change to become a massage therapist can be daunting for many reasons. There are so many questions to which you want
Basic Soft Tissue Massage Techniques You Need To Know: Effleurage
Effleurage is a technique known as an introductory stroke which is applied in the early stages of massage. It helps the therapist to familiarise themselves
Where can this massage training take you?
This qualification offers our graduates so many opportunities. One of the questions we are often asked is, how did our past graduates end up using
Study to Win
Studying has always been one of those skills that has eluded me. Historically I struggled to learn and to retain information – I could study
What is the shortest route to becoming a top-level Sports Massage & Remedial Soft Tissue Therapist?
At NLSSM you can train at a level 5 without having to do levels 3 & 4! In the beginning… there was only one level,
Hypermobility – How to protect your thumbs as a Soft Tissue Therapist
Top Tips on how to work deeply using your thumbs, achieving greater gains with ease. Do you have a love-hate relationship with your thumbs? Do
What is Sports Massage?
What is Sports Massage Really? What’s in a name? To be fair I am not sure anyone in the UK can answer this one fully.
