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Why Massage Therapy Doesn’t Always Focus Where It Hurts
You enter your appointment with shoulder pain. Though you expect your registered massage therapist (RMT) to get right to work on the exact location that aches, they instead start working on your upper back, neck, or even your chest. What’s going on?
This might seem confusing, but it’s actually a sign of your RMT taking on a thoughtful, holistic approach to treatment.