Massage for Anxiety

Practical, In-Scope Support for Clients Experiencing Stress, Overwhelm, and Anxiety
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Many massage therapists are seeing more clients who are stressed, overwhelmed, anxious, or unable to fully relax during a session—but were never given enough practical training on how to recognize these patterns and respond skillfully within scope of practice. This course is designed to help fill that gap with clear, clinically relevant, in-scope support you can use right away.
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July 16th, 2026, 10:00 AM-2:00 PM PST
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​​​​​​​Who it’s for:

Massage therapists, bodyworkers, and massage students who want a stronger foundation for working with clients experiencing stress, nervous system overload, anxiety, or difficulty relaxing. This course is for practitioners who want practical tools they can apply right away, while staying grounded in ethics, professionalism, and client safety.

What you’ll get:

A clear framework for understanding anxiety in massage practice
Learn how anxiety can present physically, emotionally, behaviorally, and relationally in the treatment room so you can work with greater confidence and discernment.

Practical, in-scope massage applications
Explore evidence-informed massage approaches that may help support clients experiencing anxiety, while staying within the professional scope of practice.

A therapist self-care protocol
Because supporting anxious, overloaded, or highly activated clients can affect the practitioner too, this course also includes self-care tools for massage therapists.
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