A year-end breakdown of the five hands-on techniques that have shaped my practice the most—why they work, when they shine, and how they keep helping clients feel better.

The Price of Deep Tissue | The Rebel MT Podcast This month marks my 25th anniversary of being a massage therapist. And in my 25 years, I have developed some opinions about definitions. In this episode of The Rebel MT, Allison breaks down the cost of deep tissue therapy, calling out who is paying the price, and analyzing how we need to rethink things—not just for our clients, but for the sake of a long and awesome career. Unpacking the Deep Tissue Massage Myth Here’s the liter

A fascia-focused look at treating adhesions in massage therapy—why they form, why they’re misunderstood, and how mindset shapes technique.

Explore iris anatomy, eye muscles, and how stress affects vision with Allison Denney in this podcast episode of the Rebel MT.

Discover what truly matters in body in this podcast episode of the Rebel MT. Join Allison Denney as she discusses body mechanics for massage therapists and what truly matters.

If you spend most of your day sitting, your hips are working overtime — and not always in a good way. In this episode of the Rebel...

The Mobility Matrix: A Rebel Massage Podcast What even is joint mobility? I am so glad you asked! Joint mobility isn’t just about movement—it’s about access. As massage therapists, we’re constantly asking: what’s tight, what’s restricted, and what’s compensating? In this episode, Allison Denney invites you into the matrix to decode what joint mobility in massage therapy really means—from the scapula’s subtle shifts to the hip’s hidden rotations. Join Allison Denney on this ep

In this episode of The ABMP Podcast , Darren and Kristin are joined by Allison Denney to discuss the challenges of navigating today’s...

Massage therapists love the subscapularis and for good reason. It’s often intensely tense, overly sensitive, or simply too ticklish or...

Algorithms might dominate our feeds, but this is not necessarily a bad thing. Anatomy has the same issue. Dominated by what is the...