APMT Recertification Course-APMT GRADS ONLY Webinar

Dec, 16 2025, 9am-1pm PT, 10am-2pm AZ/MT, 11am-3pm CT, 12-4pm ET

In this course we focus on our favorite and evolving strategies for Efficient Intakes, Creating Session Goals, and Maximizing Integration of Tools to provide consistent and long-term pain relief. 

Nicole and I had the great fortune to spend 3 days of private study and mentorship with Benny Vaughn (the father of American Sports Massage) last month and are stoked to share some of his 50+ years of wisdom, plus his special sauce approach to integrating tools. 

And of course, we want to hear from you. Please email us any questions and/or your most challenging client concerns ahead of time so we can prepare and crowd source viable solutions. And per us, be ready to move, trade bodywork, connect with your community and Heath and Nicole!

APMT Recertification Tuition Includes:
*Maintain Up-To-Date APMT Certification
*Live 4-hour Webinar attendance
*4 total State- and Nationally approved-CEs (NY and FL LMTS must notify us to manually input your completed CEs)
*4CE Certificate of Completion
*Lifetime access to REPLAY recording of live, hands-on workshop!

Logistics and Details
Following your registration, you will receive a logistics email with information about how to prepare for the live webinar or in-person class and how to participate in real time.

How to Organize for attending the class Remotely, Online? 
Similar to the good ole days of the APMT program, we request you pair up with a partner and have your table, linens, lotion, and tools ready to go.

If you have any questions, please contact Heath and Nicole here

Instructors Background
Heath and Nicole Reed have been team-teaching  Medical Massage since 2001 in AZ, around the country and in their international healing adventure retreats! They have create and taught more than 100 NCBTMB approved Massage Therapy CE courses and also are the directors of the Advanced Pain Management Therapies 108-hour Certification Program.

In addition, the Reeds are the contributing columnists for Massage and Bodywork’s Savvy Self-Care Column and enjoy this as another opportunity to bridge ancient healing approaches with modern scientific therapies to support both clients and therapists’ well being.