The RMT Education Project
Richard presenting at the 2024 Canadian Massage Therapy Association (CMTA) National Conference Hosted by RMTBC
Invest In Your Career As A Massage Therapist
Learning Outcomes:
This one-day workshop empowers massage therapists to deliver individualized care through a whole-person health approach. By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
Understand and apply the principles of whole-person health in the context of sport-related injury and pain.
Develop skills in adaptive manual therapy, combining various techniques (e.g., massage, neural mobilization, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization) to enhance nervous system and soft tissue adaptability.
Integrate effective self-management strategies, grounded in evidence, to promote resilience and optimize treatment results.
Design multidimensional treatment plans that foster adaptability and resilience for ten prevalent sport-related injury and pain conditions, including: low back pain, headache disorders, temporomandibular disorders, shoulder pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, lateral elbow pain, groin and adductor injuries, knee pain, plantar heel pain, and chronic ankle instability.
Evidence-Based Massage Therapy
This is an evidence-based workshop that will benefit therapists who work with a wide variety of patients. Participants will learn a hands on treatment and assessment approach to improve the adaptability of the nervous system and soft tissue structures. In addition to the one day hands on learning experience, participants will receive:
Certificate of Completion
Access to Ongoing Resources
Comprehensive Course Materials
Who is The Course Instructor?
Richard Presenting at the rmtao biopsychosocial Conference in 2019
Richard Lebert has worked at The Fowler Kennedy Sports Medicine Clinic in London Ontario as a Registered Massage Therapist. In addition to his Diploma from Lambton College, Richard has certification in Medical Acupuncture from McMaster University. Richard is the developer of The RMT Education Project, an evidence-based resource for massage therapists.
Published Articles
Richard contributes to many publications to help promote the profession, his work has been featured in the following publications:
International journal of therapeutic massage & bodywork
Canadian Chiropractor Magazine
Massage Magazine
Massage Therapy Canada
Massage Therapy Today
Massage New Zealand Magazine
Ontario Brain Injury Association Review
The Massage Therapists Development Centre
Public Presentations
Richard has presented nationally and internationally on the topic of complementary and integrative health strategies, including, but not limited to:
2024 American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA) National Convention
2024 Canadian Massage Therapy Association (CMTA) National Conference Hosted by RMTBC
2024 RMTAO Education Conference: Excellence in Practice
2023 Massage Therapy Association of Manitoba Education Conference
2022 RMTAO Education Conference: Excellence in Practice
2021 RMTAO Education Conference: Excellence in Practice
2019 Canadian Massage Conference
2019 RMTAO Education Conference: Excellence in Practice
2018 American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine
2017 RMTAO Education Conference: Excellence in Practice
2015 Massage Therapy Business Forum
The Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry Western University
Massage therapy today (Winter 2018) - The LIMITATIONS of The biomechanical model
Massage Therapy Today (Spring 2016) -
Bridging the Knowledge Gap
Massage Therapy Today (Winter 2015) - Sports Concussions
Canadian Chiropractor (October 2014) Functional Assessment: Part one
Massage Therapy Today (Summer 2015) - Assessment and Treatment of Knee Injuries
CANADIAN CHIROPRACTOR (February 2015) FUNCTIONAL ASSESSMENT: PART Two
Massage New Zealand (Spring 2016) Massage Therapy Research Review
Massage Therapy Canada (Spring 2016) Fascia Facts
Massage Therapy Today (Fall 2015) -
What I Have Learnt About Ankle Injuries
Canadian Chiropractor (September 2016) Treatment and Assessment of Runners
Massage Magazine (December 2016) - Myofascial Trigger Points: What Are They, Really?
The Massage Therapist Development Centre -
Myofascial Release