Licensed Massage & Physiotherapists for AARP Massage Benefits Article

CURRENT ASSIGNMENTS 1. Massage and physiotherapists for AARP I’m working on a piece about the benefits and drawbacks of different types of massage. I’d like to hear from licensed massage and physiotherapists. To get an idea of what AARP Health articles look like, check out the piece I wrote for them (which was published last week) about [url=https://substack.com/redirect/6aca6625-f99c-4169-b8f1-bf71742f45f2]Why Winter Nosebleeds Strike More Often After 50 - And How to Keep Them at Bay[/url]. This piece will be about why different types of massage are beneficial (such as Swedish, deep-tissue, and Thai, which involves stretching), and what audiences (within the 50+ subset) would benefit from them. It will also touch on some things to look out for, such as only going with licensed massage therapists, avoiding strong pressure if you have certain health conditions, or skipping scented oils if you have sensitive skin. To pitch me: I am only looking to hear from medical doctors, NOT product or brand reps. Also, AARP’s Health section REQUIRES live interviews with the experts, and I have to submit transcriptions. As such, please only suggest an expert if you know they will be available to do a call with me next week. I need to turn this piece around in two weeks, and I will be scheduling live interviews next Thursday and Friday. Please send a few sentences about why your expert is a good fit, and they can share a few sentences about their thoughts on the topic, but I will still need to interview them live over Zoom. This super-detailed [url=https://substack.com/redirect/2ad67d17-1c8c-4d9a-96a8-16b3fb7916e6]AARP Pitch Call Explainer[/url] focuses on travel, but it also offers many tips on the AARP audience (50s-60s), and it would be very helpful to read before pitching. Subject line: AARP Massage Email: [email redacted] Pitch by: EOD Tues, Feb 10