American Massage Therapy Association – Michigan Chapter

AMTA-MI 2010-2011 Fiscal Year Budget 9-month update This information is provided by our Treasurer Christopher Yee. We have our budget report at each chapter meeting. If you have any questions or concerns please email us! It’s nice to know when someone pays attention!! Stay tuned for future updates of financial nature. 2010-2011 original projections: income:  $75,500 expenses:  $82,400 net:  -$6,900 2010-2011 current projections: income:  $31,032.09* expenses:  $73,196.02 net:  -$42,163.93 *income projection decreased ~$28,000 when chapter voted to waive fees for one year.  This would adjust the current net projection to ~$14,163.93, which is $7,263.53 less net than original projection. -income projected $13,500 in workshop registration.  For 2010 annual and fall event, we totaled $1,625, a difference of -$11,875 -expenses are projected to be ~$11,862.84 under budget. … Read entire article »

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 Did you know that 77% of massage therapists experience symptoms related to their profession? The AMTA  is encouraging therapists and instructors in injury prevention with this new program. We want you to ‘live long and prosper’ in your career. Now you can learn how to prevent injury, and to instruct other therapists in this important aspect of their career. Save Your Hands!® CIPI Program Trains Massage Therapists to Teach Self-Care and Injury Prevention  A new program by the most trusted name in self-care and ergonomics trains massage therapists how to teach injury prevention to other manual therapists. Save Your Hands!® announces the affordable Certified Injury Prevention Instructor (CIPI) program, designed to provide CIPI instructors the skills, curriculum, and marketing savvy to perform successful independent Save Your Hands!® workshops or to be hired as … Read entire article »