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ISSUE 112 November/December 2004 - Current Issue	Order This Issue
Energy Work's Renaissance Holistic Nursing: Transforming Health Care from the Inside Out Pain: Why and How We Hurt, Part Two: Acute Pain Energy Work in the Womb Touching the Children of the Future Body & Spa: Jamu Massage: A Flower from Bali Assess & Address: Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome SpaTalk: Spa Directors Take Steps to Create Massage Standards Practice Building: A Great Exchange: Bartering for Massage Therapists SpaMassage News: Spa Trends of the Future; SpaTrade.com: All Things Spa; Spa-Goers' Agreement with General Statements About Lifestyle Research Matters: The Touch Research Institute Research: Healing Touch Augments Radiation Therapy; Acupressure for Fatigue and Depression in End-Stage Renal Disease; Massage and Exercise Improve Bone Mineralization in Premature Infants Be Well Pages from History: Roman Medical Practice & Massage, Part One Body Politic Reader Expression: Is it OK to sell retail products to clients? Why, or why not? Convention Calendar Table Talk: Intention Into Action
ISSUE 111 September/October 2004	Order This Issue
Pain: Why and How We Hurt Body Language N, N for Neuromuscular Therapy The Eating Disorder Epidemic: Healthy Touch Is A Key to Recovery Body & Spa: Aura-Soma: Jewels of the Soul Images of Beauty; An Island of Safety Assess & Address: Lumbar Muscle Strain Practice Building: 9 Golden Rules of Money Management SpaMassage News: Spas Go Green; "Medical Spa" Defined; Agreement with Statements about Spas: Spa Users Vs. Non-Users Research Matters: The Second International Symposium on the Science of Touch Research: Aromatherapy Improves Sleep in Advanced Cancer Patients; Moderate-Pressure Massage Increases Relaxation; Acupressure Eases Dyspnoea Be Well Pages from History: Historic Description of Massage, Part Two Body Politic Reader Expression: What is the best result of massage therapy that you've witnessed? Convention Calendar Table Talk: School Stretches Students
ISSUE 110 July/August 2004	Order This Issue
Stone Medicine with White Bear Medicine Woman A Family Legacy Endures Body & Spa: The Art of Massage Cupping The Circulation Between Cerebrospinal Fuild, Cerebral Interstitial Fluid and Lymph, Part Two SpaTalk: How to Open a Day Spa SpaMassage News: 5 Steps to Selecting A Spa Trade Show Practice Building: Almost-Free Ways to Boost Your Massage Business Sheet Massage, the Ultimate Cradle Curiosity Creates Connection Reseach Reports: Massage Improves Mood, Reduces Stress in Spouses of Cancer Patients; Overall, Massage is Effective; Spa Therapy for Osteoarthristis Research Matters: The Massage Research Consortium Pages from History: Historic Descriptions of Massage Be Well The Body Politic Table Talk: Insurance Codes Focus on Complimentary Care Reader Expression: What is your favorite massage product, and why?
ISSUE 109 May/June 2004	Order This Issue
How Music Touches Us Mobile Pet Massage Covers New Ground Body Language: M; The Circulation Between Cerebrospinal Fuild, Cerebral Interstitial Fluid and Lymph, Part One Body & Spa: Shirodhara: Heavenly Head Massage SpaTalk: Meeting A Sales Quota SpaMassage News: Bringing the Spa Home; New Spa Class Targets Massage Therapists; The Top Ten Spa Trends; Spa Treatments Purchased by Spa-Goers; Orangutans Get Spa Treatments Practice Building: Massaging Corporate America: A Plan For Success Be Well Assess & Address: Tennis Elbow Research Matters: The AMTA Foundation Research Reports: Massage and Healing Touch Ease Cancer Symptoms; Five Days of Massage Benefit Preterm Infants; Massaging Kids Lowers Parents' Anxiety Pages From History: The Hydro-Electric Bath SpaMassage News Body Politic Reader Expression: If you could give a massage to any historical figure, who would you pick, and why? Table Talk: Poised For An Insured Future
ISSUE 108 March/April 2004	Order This Issue
Body & Spa: Massage Keeps Hikers on the Trail At Home in Your Body, Part Two: Six Steps to an Embodied Life Assess & Address: Frozen Shoulder A Gentle Fix Neuroenergetic Release Targets Core Distortions The Sky's the Limit, with Massage SpaTalk: How to Find Success at a Day Spa SpaMassage News: Top Spa Offers Breast Massage; 2003's Spa Person of the Year Named; Medical-spa Knowledge Lacking; Demographic Characteristics of Spa-Goers Massaging Clients and Loved Ones in the Hospital Practice Building: The Vital Energy of Your Business Pages from History: What is Massage? Research Reports: Reflexology Relieves Symptoms of MS; Massage Versus Relaxation for Breast Cancer; Soft-tissue Massage for Shoulder Pain Be Well Table Talk: Surviving Massage School Reader Expression: Should there be tiers, or tracks, of massage therapy depending on what you want to practice, such as medical vs. relaxation massage? Body Politic Research Matters: Developing Research Curricula at massage schools
ISSUE 107 January/February 2004	Order This Issue
Baby Bonding: Teaching the Art of Infant Massage East Meets West: The Growth of Asian Bodywork in America Body Language: L At Home in Your Body, Part One: How Somatics Creates More Grounded Therapists A Changing Landscape: The Impact of State Regulations, Part Two Body & Spa: Massage Therapy and Pilates: A Healthy Partnership SpaTalk: Your Rights on Tips and Wages SpaMassage News: 7 Trends of the Spa Industry; ISPA Presents Awards; Help Stop Skin Cancer Practice Building: Small Business Loan Programs: Capture Money to Create Your Dreams Assess & Address: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Research Matters; Research: Massage Benefits Women with Breast Cancer; Therapeutic Touch Eases Agitation in People with Alzheimer's; Trager for Parkinson's Disease and Rigidity Pages From History: Why Study the History of Massage? Be Well: Beat the clock: How to find more time in your day; Your Turn; Test your water savvy; Lavender for depression; Get uncomfortable; Self-acupressure for depression and emotional balancing; Aroma Corner Table Talk: Massage Bar Evolves; Serving up touch; Massage is most-popular CAM therapy at hospitals;AMTA Foundation's 2003 Awards; Postering the health-care community;Pregnancy massage's ancient roots;Therapist puts massage within reach; One long hug: Doctor uses massage to help HIV/AIDS patients; More consumers get massage Reader Expression: What is the best to market a new technique to clients? Body Politic: New Jersey Proposes Rules; Updating the NCE; Massage Educator Appointed to Advisory Board; The NIH Unfolds a Roadmap
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