Massage

Kinesiology for Massage Therapists
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Master Muscle Lists- Origins, Insertions, Actions in chart form Muscles of the Head and Neck Chest and Trunk Muscles Forearm and hand Shoulder and arm Pelvis/ Hip Leg
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Modalities-B Different types of Massage
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Berrywork Developed by Lauren Berry who was a registered physical therapist . He looked at the body in terms of a structural engineering problem that could be fixed and often thought of himself as more of a mechanic. He began learning at the age of 6 from a neighbor who was a physician and osteopath.
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Modalities A
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Different Types of Massage Acupressure Ancient healing art that uses fingers to stimulate key points along the meridians to activate the healing response. Acupressure and Acupuncture use the same points but acupressure does not use needles. Symptoms are considered to be an expression of the condition of the body as a whole. ( Holding a point
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Types of Massage and Bodywork Techniques
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A Acupressure Alexander Technique Anma AMMA Therapy Applied Kinesiology Aromatherapy Aston-Patterning Ayurvedic Massage B Berrywork BindgewebsMassage Bioenergetics Bowen Therapy Breast Massage Breema C Chi Nei Tsang Connective Tissue Massage Continuum Cranio-Sacral D/E/F Deep Tissue Do In Embodiment Training Equine Therapy Esalen Massage Feldenkrais G/H/I Geriatric Massage Hakomi Hawaiian Massage Hellerwork Homeopathy Hot Stone Massage Infant
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Modalities (Types of Massage) Observations
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The modalities section of this website was written after many months of research and many years of being in practice. There are so many different disciplines and techniques. These are only some of them. After reading many websites information, they all started to seem the same. The majority of the modalities claim to do these
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Shin Splints
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Shin Splints are one of the most common injuries known to athletes. Shin splints are a term commonly used to describe most lower leg pain. However, shin splints are only one of several conditions that affect the lower leg. The most common causes of lower leg pain are: general shin soreness; shin splints; and stress
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