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The 4Elements Company

@4elementscompany.bsky.social
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Offering training in the 4Elements Approach - currently primarily supporting Massage therapists interested in 4Elements Touch Therapy. Based in Morecambe, England with a bunch of digital resources available on the4elementscompany.com

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The 4Elements Company @4elementscompany.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Our annual "Reality Check" course kicks off tomorrow! Eee! For many folk this is the third of the four Mastery Programme modules. It's also an opportunity for any Association member to join in and see where the journey could take them REALLY looking forward to it 🙂 /Tigger
Tigger MacGregor (cis woman) faces the camera on the left hand side of the camera, smiling (head and shoulders). Behind her the 4Elements training whiteboard has the text "Welcome to the Reality Check" written on it
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The 4Elements Company @4elementscompany.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
I'm working on a new resource for our members which involved being inducted into the wonderful world of letterpressing at The Vintage Printworks yesterday. PHWOAH. Super excited on many levels - especially as there may be more letterpressing in my future 😻 /Tigger #letterpress #massage #oldskool
Top right hand corner is the 4Elements Touch Therapy logo. The rest of the picture is an image of a letterpress design, partly inked, with the word "touch" in the middle and wooden blocks holding it in place - all various shades of brown
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The 4Elements Company @4elementscompany.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
Get more from EVERY training you do. Great 20 min podcast from @abmpmassage.bsky.social and Elicia of The Health Leader Company. You get a simple structure and a bunch of bonus tips to really get the most from every training you do. Well worth your time & attention. /Tigger
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Ep 587 – Maximizing Every Workshop: "Fully Booked" with Elicia Crook
The ABMP Podcast | Speaking With the Massage & Bodywork Profession · Episode
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Stickman Communications @stickmancomms.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
Of course I'm biased because I created it, but I honestly find this poster so useful - it helps me slow down and make conscious decisions about what I do, what strategies or aids to use, and what I need to do to recover. It's also a great way to help other people understand my decisions.
Title:

“To do or not to do?” pacing and activity decision chart [blue header and footer.] (Note: This is a simplified version. This process varies between individuals.)

This chart has boxes with questions in – each box having a yes or no answer – which sends you down different paths to help you reach a conclusion about whether to do an activity or not (or to help explain your decision to someone else).

Box 1: Given current symptoms, will I be able to complete the task?
Yes
Box 2: Will it cause a significant increase in pain/fatigue/other symptoms?
Yes/Unsure
Box 3: Can I make it more manageable by: splitting the task into smaller sections? using an adaptation or aid to make it easier? asking for help with challenging parts of the activity? having an exit strategy if it turns out to be too much?
Yes.
Box 4: do I have enough recharge time between now and when I next need to function?
No.
Outcome: Best not. It may be okay to do this in emergencies or on special occasions.
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The 4Elements Company @4elementscompany.bsky.social · 28/08/2026
Getting injured sucks. So does burn out. And feeling like you've lost your mojo. We've been helping therapists regain their love of this awesome profession for almost 30 years - learn how in today's blog (www.the4elementscompany.com/-it-saved-my...) /Tigger
Text "It saved My Massage Career" overlays a picture of five smiling women's faces arranged with the tops of their heads together while lying on a pale green carpet and the 4Elements logo in the top left hand corner
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The 4Elements Company @4elementscompany.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
Only ONE WEEK left for the Early Booking savings! Our Zero Strain Massage:Full Body training this October is currently available at a £300 saving-but only until August 31st. This course has brought therapists back to the career they love-even when they thought they'd lost it through injury./Tigger
Group photo of Massage therapists facing the camera and celebrating. Text on image reads "Do Your Mates A Favour... Share & Save their Career!
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The 4Elements Company @4elementscompany.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
Happy Entrepreneurs Day, you fabulous therapists! You know the challenges & rewards of choosing this path. Thank you for taking it on to share your fabulous Touch. @soto.digital are one of our trusted partner & we recommend them for all things web based. Well worth a follow. /Tigger
Post celebrating world entrepreneurs' day, August 21st - this text is in the bottom half of the image. Bottom right is the logo of soto.digital. In the top half of the image is an upper body photo of a woman with long brown hair in a white long sleeved top with her arm and hand in a defiant raised fist position. On the wall behind her can be seen the words "idea!" and "success"
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The 4Elements Company @4elementscompany.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
Rachel Naomi Remen M.D. has died at the age of 88. I didn't know her personally but she has been a big figure in my life - read more at the link. Thinking of those who knew her, and wishing them support in their grief. /Tigger Photo credit: Remen Institute for the Study of Health & Illness
Photo of Rachel Naomi Remen, the photo shows her smiling widely, white woman standing upright, wearing black-rimmed glasses, a chunky bead necklace with a feature plate front and centre
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The 4Elements Company @4elementscompany.bsky.social · 17/08/2026
It's always a privilege to share the wonderful world of 4Elements with therapists. Especially our Zero Strain Massage: Full Body course - because they leave with all the tools they need to stay safe for the rest of their career. Think of all those extra clients they can see! /Tigger
Massage client lies face down. Female massage therapist is massaging her back. Overlaid is a student testimonial: "The course exceeded my expectations - I hadn't previously realised how physically demanding classical massage is for the practitioner's body." from Olga Immonen about the 4Elements Zero Strain Massage: Full Body training. 4Elements logo in the bottom right hand cornerSide view of white male Massage therapist on the left. On the right a black female Massage therapist faces us. You cannot see the client they are both Massaging. Overlaid is a student testimonial: "The training was absolutely wonderful. I truly appreciate how the trainers see each participant as an individual. This makes it easier even for someone like me, who tends to feel nervous, to take on board the teaching. THANK YOU!" from Mervi Hurme about the 4Elements Zero Strain Massage: Full Body training. 4Elements Touch Therapy logo in the bottom right hand cornerOn the left a black female student looks over the shoulder of the tutor (lower down, on the right hand side, white female). You cannot see the client they are both Massaging. Overlaid is a student testimonial: "Fantastic tutor. Very dedicated and kene to help me to incorporate the principles of the course into my existing practice." from Lindsay Stanley about the 4Elements Zero Strain Massage: Full Body training. 4Elements Touch Therapy logo in the bottom right hand corner
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The 4Elements Company @4elementscompany.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
Massage in the Community: a little taste from my recent conversation with long-time practitioner, Claire Skeete, about her experiences of working with communities in London who wouldn't be able to access Massage otherwise. And yes, she does get paid! Full interview at link /Tigger
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The 4Elements Company @4elementscompany.bsky.social · 11/08/2026
Welcome!
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