As someone who covers quite a few different types of massage i find it a bit more difficult. In fact i now scan all the subforums to check for new posts. I enjoyed the interaction from other types of therapists and hearing comments and feedback from other therapists working in sports massage or myofascial helped me deepen my knowledge, question what i knew and continue to develop my skills.
In fact i have signed up to do myofascial release and that was because over time due to discussions on here from all kinds of therapists who were leaving feedback, it made me aware of the benefits. Had it already been sub forumed i wouldn't have looked at that forum as i wouldn't know much about it and it wasn't my 'therapy' Just my opinion!
Hadn't thought of looking on facebook Alan, but will do a search and see if there are any groups i can sign up to. I always enjoy talking with other therapists.
As someone who covers quite a few different types of massage i find it a bit more difficult. In fact i now scan all the subforums to check for new posts..
I agree that having subforums makes it more difficult to find new posts, but it does make it easier to use the forums as a reference tool. However, you don't need to scan all subforums to find new posts. Just click on "New Posts" in the menu bar and you'll see every thread that's been posted to since you last logged on.
This also has the advantage that you can see what's happening in other areas than your own - e.g. there's been some interesting stuff about shamanism and paganism recently that I wouldn't have looked at had I just been reading the massage threads.
Steve:nature-smiley-008: