
Car accidents don’t just cause physical injury, they trigger stress, trauma, and long-term pain. As a massage therapist, you have a powerful role in supporting full recovery.
But many LMTs don’t know how to navigate the insurance side (PIP, third-party, etc.) or how to tailor touch to be trauma-sensitive.
Insurance Billing for Auto Injury
Learn how to work with PIP (Personal Injury Protection), third-party claims, referrals, documentation, and more — so you can bill auto insurance correctly, confidently, and ethically.
Mind + Body Approach to Auto Injury Treatment
Develop a trauma-aware LMT practice: integrate techniques for soft tissue, nervous system regulation, and emotional support. Help clients heal from accident trauma, not just “work on their muscles.”
Clinical & Business Fundamentals
From SOAP notes and medical necessity to client communication, scheduling, and tracking outcomes — build a solid, compliant, compassionate business foundation.
Adrienne O'Brien LMT is the owner of O'Brien Therapeutic Massage, and has specialized in working with auto injury clients since 2018. After being in three car accidents in high school and feeling first hand the physical effects of whiplash, she learned how compassionate complimentary care can heal the body.
As a student athlete turned active adult, slowing down after whiplash was hard, and she sought care probably a lot later than she should have. (Teenagers, right?) Once she did finally find the hands-on care of a chiropractor and a massage therapist, her body never felt better. Those experiences were one of the primary drivers that led her to her massage therapy career, and now she's passionate about helping others heal from their motor vehicle accident injuries.
Today, she helps other massage therapists learn the ins and outs of auto injury care, including making the deceptively daunting process of billing auto insurance simple.

Expertise: I’ve created systems specifically for massage therapists who bill auto-insurance, not just health insurance.
Holistic Philosophy: I deeply believe in the mind-body connection. Auto injury clients often carry trauma, and their recovery is more than physical.
Sustainable Practice: This isn’t about “crazy hours.” My training helps you set up efficient workflows, documentation, and client care so your business is both healing-focused and profitable.
This is for licensed massage therapists (LMTs) who...
• Want to grow or specialize in working with car-accident clients
• Struggle with or avoid insurance billing because it feels too complex
• Want to build a more heart-centered, body-aware approach to injury work
• Are ready to scale their practice and make it more stable
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The courses are self-paced. Do them at your own speed and whenever you learn best.
No prior experience is required! The course will guide you through the entire process, from documentation to submitting claims.
Yes! Learning how to bill auto insurance allows you to serve a specialized client base and make your services more accessible to more clients.
Most do, some don't. Massage therapy is either covered by Personal Injury Protection, or PIP, in no-fault states or by MedPay in at-fault states. Some states don't allow massage therapy to be billed to insurance, so check with your state's massage therapy board and insurance regulations.
