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Thomas
Myers' Anatomy Trains
by
Thomas Myers
Anatomy
Trains are a revision of muscolo-skeletal anatomy that shows how
the muscles are linked via the fascia into longitudinal myofascial
meridians. In this exclusive book excerpt, author Thomas Myers explains
his groundbreaking Anatomy Trains theory, and describes the significance
of this work to practicing bodyworkers.
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Creature
Comfort: Exploring the Benefits of Pet Massage
by
Patricia Barraza Vos
Mexico's
traditional healing system of curanderismo is founded on compassin,
spirituality and a connection to nature. Today's curanderas massage
for animals-just like for humans-provides relaxation, stress reduction
and performance enhancement. If you love animals and are interested
in developing a unique clientele, animal massage might be your career
path.
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Practice
Building
The
Energy of Money:
Get into the Flow!
by Andrea Adler
The
Body Politic
California
inches closer to regulation
New association pushes bodywork freedom
Change proposed for New York
Freedom bill introduced in Florida
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A
Call of the Heart: The Challenges and Rewards of Working with Dying
Clients.
by
Irene Smith
Massage
for the seriously and terminally ill is a rapidly growing specialty.
As more people reach beyond conventional medicine for palliative
care, massage practitioners are called to the bedside.
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Research
Reports
Massage Therapy
Benefits Aggressive Adolescents
Touch Therapies
Reduce Complications, Increase
Comfort after Bone Marrow Transplant
Massage
Decreases Lumbar Fatigue
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The
Great Chain of Being Part Two: The World of the Individual
by
Deborah Allen, Scott Bader, Dan Buffo, and Timothy Marshall
How
Integrating Human Development Issues into your Massage Practice
can deepen the Healing Relationship.
Whenever a client
and therapist meet in the session room, each will be operating from
one of three developmental stages. In this second of three articles,
we look at the middle stage of The Great Chain of Being: the egoic,
or personal, world.
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SpaTalk:
Top
Management Opportunities at Spas
by
Diane Trieste
The advantages
and challenges of working for a spa or wellness center. What education
you will need to work at a spa and the types of therapies employed
at spas. Career possibilities that await massage therapists in the
spa field. Learn spa structures, things to consider as a manager.
SpaMassage
News
More
teens turn to spas to de-stress
Encyclopedic spa knowledge
Canyon Ranch goes to sea
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Body
and Spa
A
Gift from India: Marma-Point Massage
by Catherine
Guthrie
Although
marma-point massage has been utilized for thousands of years, it's
just recently been introduced to the Western world. Now, spas worldwide
are offering marma-point massage. With training, this therapy can
be added to a spa's menu, or offered as a spa-type therapy by a
massage therapist in private practice.
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Be
Well: Therapist Self-Care
When
sugar has its hooks in you
Hand Care
Your Turn
Eat fish to feel good now, and later
Pick a card, any card
Aroma Corner
Therapy for the therapist
Stretch for health
Pages
From History
Massage
in Nursing
by Robert Noah Calvert
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Expression:
Are you satisfied with the massage
education you received? Why, or why not? How could it have been better? |
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A discussion of a study designed to test the
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