David Kent live interview on MassageTherapy Radio.com

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David is avalable for your questions live interview via streaming audio online or over the phone Thursday, April 23, 30, May 28 at 9PM ET.

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David Presenting at the 2009 FSMTA Conv.

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Please join us, David will be teaching:
* Tips for Setting Up Your Practice
* Shouldering the Pain

* Visit our booth in the exhibit hall. David and Sandy are looking forward to visiting with you :)

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David Presenting at the 2009 AMTA National Conv.

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Please join us, David will be teaching:
* ABC’s of Meeting with Physicians
* Clinical Assessment and Treatment for the Forearm, Wrist and Hand

* David and Sandy will be available to visit with you in the exhibit hall.

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Subscapularis: Overlooked and Under-treated

Subscapularis: Overlooked and Under-treated

The subscapularis is often neglected and/or undertreated as a cause of posterior shoulder pain with restricted range of motion.

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Safety Protocols: The Carotid Artery

Safety Protocols: The Carotid Artery

David discusses two conditions that require taking extra precaution when working around the carotid artery: plaque build-up in the carotid artery and a condition called Carotid Sinus Hypersensitivity (CSH).

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Getting Comfortable with Postural Analysis

Getting Comfortable with Postural Analysis

David shows what it takes to do a quick posture analysis and help your clients understand the role posture plays in their pain.

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Inside the Clinic

Massage Therapists - How to Treat and Retain Clients

Go inside David’s clinic and see how he treats and retains clients.

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Massage Your Balancing Act

Massage Your Balancing Act

David attempts to help simply “The Balancing Act” by focusing on 5 steps necessary to maintain and further your professional life.

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