Lydia Riedell, LMT

Lydia Riedell, LMT is a licensed massage therapy professional trained at the Core Institute in Tallahassee and licensed in Florida since 1992. In concert with her practice of massage therapy, Lydia became a Reiki practitioner in the Usui System of Natural Healing and applied this energy based healing art as a volunteer with Big Bend Hospice and as a first responder with the Lake Lamonia Volunteer Fire Department. After becoming a Reiki Master in the Usui System, Lydia opened a massage establishment where she specialized in massage therapy for patients with TMJ, fibromyalgia, and sports injuries. Lydia currently practices Acutonics Sound Healing with tuning forks and crystals, and teaches Qigong fundamentals and Light Balancing techniques for health and vitality.

Here are my most recent posts:

Massage for Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS)

October 23rd, 2015

Knee pain is a very common complaint in both adolescents and the elderly. Massage therapy is a crucial component of a comprehensive rehabilitation plan that addresses this common complaint.

Massage Cupping: Feeling Issues in the Tissues

June 19th, 2014

Over the last decade, cupping therapy has moved rapidly into the mainstream of Eastern bodywork therapies. Once seen as an ancient healing technique used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) from as far back as five centuries, modern cupping therapy introduces a wide array of instruments – as well as application techniques – to treat soft tissue presentations that massage therapists see every day on their massage tables.

Ethically Navigating Difficult Bodywork Scenarios

December 2nd, 2005

All healthcare professionals encounter clients who challenge their professional and ethical boundaries. Analyzing examples of such encounters fosters practitioner preparedness and reduces the likelihood of being caught by surprise and without a plan of action.

How to Integrate Chakra Theory into Bodywork

November 4th, 2005

Understanding the chakra system provides multi-dimensional insight into the human condition, and can increase the therapeutic value of massage. In addition to a brief summary of this system, a chakra clearing technique to encourage healing is described.

Five Energy Tips to Keep You Going

October 11th, 2005

We can all use a substance-free boost to manage the demands of a hectic life. Incorporate some or all of these energy-stimulating techniques into your daily routine to keep illness at bay and maintain a steady stream of vigor.

Strengthen Immunity this Autumn

September 22nd, 2005

Preparation for this seasonal change can maintain health and balance during the chilly months that lay ahead. This comprehensive approach to wellness includes six detailed methods (from acupressure to food choices) that will keep us in alignment with the cycle of nature.

Ten Highly Effective Acupressure Points

September 1st, 2005

Mastering the locations and indications of over 400 acupressure points on the body can be an overwhelming task. Our experts highlight 10 of the most effective points on the body, explain how to find them and describe the benefits of these points.

11 Heartfelt Touches for Your Practice

August 19th, 2005

A great massage therapist is both skilled and compassionate. Included are 11 tips to sincerely convey your healthful and caring intentions to your clients.

Aromatherapy Complements Massage for Trauma

August 5th, 2005

Essential oils have proven medicinal properties and can amplify the effectiveness of massage therapy. Few medicines have the capability of positively affecting the body, mind and spirit as powerfully as essential oils. This capability makes aromatherapy a logical choice when treating the effects of trauma.

Helping Your Clients Understand and Manage Premenstrual Syndrome

July 21st, 2005

A majority of women suffer with premenstrual syndrome at some point in their life. Educate yourself so you can educate your clients on peacefully managing the last week or two of one’s menstrual cycle.