Can massage therapy aid in a reduction in harmful cholesterol levels in blood? This article examines massage research and explores the efficacy of massage therapy in this regard.
No matter the dilemma, there are important questions for massage therapists to consider with ethical decision making. To remove emotion and provide clarity to any difficult situation, it is important to stop, breathe, and consider these 6 questions.
Postnatal massage is offered to women after giving birth. Find out the benefits of postnatal massage, its cautions and contraindications, as well as the necessity to be aware of Postpartum Depression with postnatal clients.
Take a moment to consider the average person’s level of exposure to traumatic events in 2020. With the constant flood of information from social media and news outlets, the average person faced potentially constant exposure to news which gripped the nation in fear and could have triggered Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Learn more about PTSD, including its signs and symptoms, as well as massage recommendations that can help PTSD clients.
COVID-19 has undoubtedly changed the landscape of the massage therapy industry. Discover 7 tips you can use to help get through this very challenging time.
A massage therapist may benefit greatly from incorporating principles of yoga into their massage therapy practice. As physically demanding as our work may be, massage and bodywork may also be mentally and emotionally draining. Adding yoga principles into our daily lives and massage practice may ease the physical, mental and emotional demands of our work.
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