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| - | + | In accordance with the 2006-2007 Version of the Occupational Outlook Handbook, printed by the U.S. Division of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics, the outlook for employment for massage therapists will increase faster than average during the period from 2004-2014. The Bureau defines faster than average as boost 18 to 26 perce... | |
| - | + | Projections by the U.S. Employment opportunities are forecast by department of Labor for massage therapists to grow by 18 to 26 per cent from 2004-2014. | |
| - | + | Based on the 2006-2007 Edition of the Occupational Outlook Handbook, revealed by the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics, the prospect for employment for massage therapists increase faster than average throughout the period from 2004-2014. The Bureau defines faster than average as increase 18 to 26 %. | |
| - | + | On the list of reasons for the growing demand for massage therapists, the guide cites massage therapys growing acceptance as a medical tool. Apparently, younger Americans recognize the potency of massage at reducing tension through relaxation and the growing portion of older Americans are receiving certain therapeutic benefits. The willingness of the medical company and insurance sectors to advise and include the costs of massage is still another growth factor cited by the Bureau. | |
| - | + | There are roughly 1,300 massage therapy postsecondary schools, college programs, and education programs through the entire country. After searching for a training program, anatomy, physiology, kinesiology and other subjects are studyed by massage therapy students covering the function and structure of your body. Students should understand how the human body works and techniques and how the various programs relate and interact. | |
| - | + | Students also train in the many massage types, or methods, and understand the methods associated with each type of massage provided by the training institution. You will find dozens of special approaches to massage including techniques that give attention to a particular area of the body to the body that is approached by techniques naturally and consider both physical and mental areas of health and peace. | |
| - | + | The U.S. Division of Labor estimates that massage therapists placed about 97,000 jobs in 2004. Many massage therapists are self-employed and own their own company. The total amount are independent contractors or are used by massage services that are offered by businesses. These include gyms, health groups, medical practices and sports organizations. | |
| - | + | An aging citizenry and wider acceptance of alternative medical techniques will only increase the demand for massage therapists. Their appreciation will be carryed by baby-boomers for communication within their senior years and older people, generally speaking, are recognizing the benefits of massage as a support for a more active lifestyle. Businesses have begun offering on-site massage to employees to help cope with on-the-job stress and help increase productivity. Health insurance providers are recognizing the contribution of massage to general health and many are including massage inside their coverage. | |
| - | + | The outlook is bright for potential and current massage therapists. The occupation offers an opportunity to work independently and a great deal of flexibility. Income levels are increasing and reasonable and the social factors are quite attractive to those who enjoy helping and reaching numerous people. Registration in massage schools is on the committed students and good schools, rise and increased need bode well for future massage therapists. | |
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In accordance with the 2006-2007 Version of the Occupational Outlook Handbook, printed by the U.S. Division of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics, the outlook for employment for massage therapists will increase faster than average during the period from 2004-2014. The Bureau defines faster than average as boost 18 to 26 perce...
Projections by the U.S. Employment opportunities are forecast by department of Labor for massage therapists to grow by 18 to 26 per cent from 2004-2014.
Based on the 2006-2007 Edition of the Occupational Outlook Handbook, revealed by the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics, the prospect for employment for massage therapists increase faster than average throughout the period from 2004-2014. The Bureau defines faster than average as increase 18 to 26 %.
On the list of reasons for the growing demand for massage therapists, the guide cites massage therapys growing acceptance as a medical tool. Apparently, younger Americans recognize the potency of massage at reducing tension through relaxation and the growing portion of older Americans are receiving certain therapeutic benefits. The willingness of the medical company and insurance sectors to advise and include the costs of massage is still another growth factor cited by the Bureau.
There are roughly 1,300 massage therapy postsecondary schools, college programs, and education programs through the entire country. After searching for a training program, anatomy, physiology, kinesiology and other subjects are studyed by massage therapy students covering the function and structure of your body. Students should understand how the human body works and techniques and how the various programs relate and interact.
Students also train in the many massage types, or methods, and understand the methods associated with each type of massage provided by the training institution. You will find dozens of special approaches to massage including techniques that give attention to a particular area of the body to the body that is approached by techniques naturally and consider both physical and mental areas of health and peace.
The U.S. Division of Labor estimates that massage therapists placed about 97,000 jobs in 2004. Many massage therapists are self-employed and own their own company. The total amount are independent contractors or are used by massage services that are offered by businesses. These include gyms, health groups, medical practices and sports organizations.
An aging citizenry and wider acceptance of alternative medical techniques will only increase the demand for massage therapists. Their appreciation will be carryed by baby-boomers for communication within their senior years and older people, generally speaking, are recognizing the benefits of massage as a support for a more active lifestyle. Businesses have begun offering on-site massage to employees to help cope with on-the-job stress and help increase productivity. Health insurance providers are recognizing the contribution of massage to general health and many are including massage inside their coverage.
The outlook is bright for potential and current massage therapists. The occupation offers an opportunity to work independently and a great deal of flexibility. Income levels are increasing and reasonable and the social factors are quite attractive to those who enjoy helping and reaching numerous people. Registration in massage schools is on the committed students and good schools, rise and increased need bode well for future massage therapists.
