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:

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.

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.

Sound Healing Breaks into Mainstream Medicine

July 6th, 2005

We are all vibrational energetic beings – simply crack open any physics book for confirmation. While the ancient use of sound in healing rituals may seem far from scientific, researchers are proving otherwise. Learn about the fascinating use and effectiveness of sound (vibrations sensed by the ear) in a variety of modern healing environments.

Massage is the Future of Chronic Pain Treatment

June 27th, 2005

Following an April 2005 nationwide poll on pain, the prevalence of chronic pain has appeared in every major publication. Now that it is in the public’s awareness, a surge of interest in the treatment options for chronic pain has begun. Three massage methods are highlighted that can greatly increase the quality of life of someone afflicted with chronic pain.