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From high-touch counters to spa chairs and reusable tools, maintaining a safe and sanitary environment is part of the professional standard in care, wellness, and hospitality settings. The right disinfectant does more than clean—it protects health, supports compliance, and helps your equipment last longer.

Trigger points are localized spots within muscle tissue that are tender to the touch and can cause referred pain in other areas of the body. Often described as “muscle knots,” these points typically develop due to overuse, injury, or postural imbalances.

Commercial dryer safety is more than a box to tick—it's a key part of operational excellence. Whether you’re managing a busy rehabilitation clinic, a boutique wellness spa, or a multi-floor care home, building a dryer maintenance routine is essential to reducing fire risk, protecting staff and clients, and prolonging the life of your equipment. Prioritize safety today to avoid emergencies tomorrow.

A poorly maintained washing machine doesn’t just run inefficiently—it can also harbour bacteria, reduce the quality of your washes, and shorten the lifespan of your linens. Here’s how to keep your commercial or high-use washing machine in peak condition, reduce maintenance issues, and prevent the dreaded musty smell of mould and mildew.

While working with tattooed clients is usually no different from working with any other client, there are a few important considerations to keep in mind to ensure safety, comfort, and best outcomes.

For physical therapists, maintaining healthy skin is essential for both professional comfort and effectiveness. Recognizing the differences between the hands and face allows for targeted skincare strategies that prevent dryness, irritation, and conditions like contact dermatitis. Prioritizing hydration, gentle exfoliation, and protective skincare practices will ensure lasting skin health while continuing to provide the best care for clients.

Concussions, a type of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), can have lasting effects on cognitive function, balance, and overall well-being. While traditional concussion management focuses on rest, gradual reintroduction of activities, and physical therapy, massage therapy is emerging as a complementary approach to recovery.

As a massage therapist, physiotherapist, or chiropractor, understanding how to adapt your techniques for clients with OA can make a significant difference in their pain management and overall quality of life.

Sports massage is a key component of injury prevention and rehabilitation. It helps athletes maintain peak performance by reducing muscle tension, increasing circulation, and speeding up recovery. Whether you're a professional athlete or a weekend warrior, incorporating sports massage into your routine can enhance flexibility, prevent injuries, and support long-term musculoskeletal health.