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Medicine with White Bear Medicine Womanby Robert Noah Calvert Using stones during a massage session is common practice in today's spas, massage clinics and home practices. Stone Medicine takes this a step further, by incorporating traditional ceremonial rites and rituals. Join the author in a session with White Bear Medicine Woman, whose training in Stone Medicine comes from Native American shamanism. |
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and Spa The Art of Massage Cupping by Anita J. Shannon |
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Family Legacy Enduresby Kelle Walsh The Carlson family has worked in the massage field for more than 50 years and over three generations. Their story is one of perserverance and dedication to the healing arts. |
SpaMassage
News Provide "that intangible something" 5 Steps to Selecting a Spa Trade Show Spa Scholarships offered Reasons Spas Were Chosen For Last/Next Visit |
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Circulation Between Cerebrospinal Fluid, Cerebral Interstitial Fluid
and Lymph, Part Twoby Bruno Chikly, M.D. This article will inspire massage therapists interested in lymph and cranial work, or those just seeking to deepen their knowledge of the fascinating anatomy related to the connections between the central nervous system and the periphery of the body. |
Spa
Talk How to Open a Day Spa by Melinda Minton The
Body Politic Practice
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Massage, The Ultimate Cradleby Leslie Bruder Sheet massage is a way of massaging without directly touching the body with hands. The sheet cradles the body part being worked on, allowing the client to let go, relax and stretch deeply; for the therapist; using a sheet allows the performance of range-of-motion exercises with greater ease and less strain. Read the Full Article |
Research Reports Massage Improves Mood, Reduces Stress in Spouses of Cancer Patients Overall, Massage is Effective Spa Therapy for Osteoarthritis Pages
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| Curiosity
Creates Connection by Kathy Pike When a therapist empowers a client, the client naturally increases her body awareness and responsibility for her own health and healing processes. A great therapist realizes this, and learns how to use communication techniques to create situations that empower clients and build long-lasting partnerships. Curiosity is a powerful communication technique that serves this purpose. |
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Well: Therapist Self-Care Unbroken Circle Women's groups provide connection and Healing Taking the waters Web Watch: Join a green community Vitamin C for sun damage Your Turn Seasonal Foods Self-Acupressure for Anxiety and Nervousness |
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| Reader Expression: What is your favorite massage product, and why? | Table Talk: Insurance Codes Focus On Complementary Care |
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