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Your Final Days to Pre-Register for the AMTA 2017 National Convention

September 14-16 in Pasadena, California

Pre-registration for the AMTA 2017 National Convention closes this Thursday at 11:59pm CT.

Choose your own convention experience—you can register for the full three days of education, a single day or just an exhibit hall pass!

Register online by August 17 »

Classes are filling up, but there are still plenty to choose from!

Here are some of the rigorously vetted, NCBTMB-approved CE sessions that are still available.

Wednesday, September 13 - Pre-Convention

» Upper Extremity Nerve Entrapment Syndromes (Hands-on) | 8 CE Credits

Thursday, September 14

» Pregnancy & Massage | 2 CE Credits

» Pain & Massage: Current Research | 2 CE Credits

Friday, September 15

» Pediatric Massage Therapy | 4 CE Credits

» Sports Massage Research: Expert Panel | 4 CE Credits

Saturday, September 16

» Save Your Hands: Injury Prevention, Ergonomics & Self Care (Hands-on) | 4 CE Credits

» Moving Your Client Beyond Low Back Pain After Abdominal Surgery (Hands-on) | 4 CE Credits

View all available CE sessions »

WATCH: 3 Self-Care Tips from Keynote Speaker Shaun T

Shaun T is an internationally recognized fitness expert and the AMTA 2017 National Convention keynote speaker. Watch as he shares three of his tips to live your best life, and register to see him live on September 14 in Pasadena!

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What Last Year's AMTA National Convention Attendees are Saying

“Very energizing and inspiring.”

“The presenters were excellent: engaging, knowledgeable, accessible.”

“Everything was wonderful! The camaraderie that I felt was very nice.”

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