Massage vs. Bodywork: What's the Difference? | Cindy Williams | ABMP

Massage & Bodywork magazine author Cindy Williams walks us through an explanation of the differences between massage and bodywork. Massage therapists, bodyworkers, students, and educators-ABMP is here to serve you. With meaningful resources and support that makes a difference in your career, discover why our members expect more, and get more, with ABMP. Learn more at www.abmp.com/
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[@michaelyoder228]

You should post a demonstration of sound therapy. Also, I like that blanket. Do you know where it came from?

[@tao_dude2798]

Hi Cindy, Dave Goetz here. So great to see your smiling face!

[@Wizardsdontworry]

i hear you and that makes sense . i also believe different interpretation. Tend to think of work as well work for for client as more participation of client . work that a more structural change vs massage an oily squishy experience. i can say more but thats it for short

[@tbakerel7610]

Massage is one sub set, body work is a whole field of varieties, the end inn is to create balance in all beings mind body spirit.

[@annasmith3645]

Great explanation!!! Thank you!

[@BernSha]

A valid way of sorting the terms. I use it differently. I use bodywork as a way separating what I did (former Hellerwork Practitioner) from massage. Massage in our, and I suspect other cultures has a sexual connotation for many. In using the term bodywork, 'massage' and its connotations isn't evoked.