Massage Professionals Update

What Massage Therapists Should Know About Chronic Pain

June 23rd, 2011

Unhealthy lifestyle habits are known to contribute to the development of cancer or cardiovascular disease, but few people know that they can also foster chronic pain.

Dalai Lama’s Wisdom Can Have Meaning for Massage Therapists

June 1st, 2011

There are many individuals who are well known for their spiritual insight and compassion for those who are struggling with life’s difficulties. One who is universally listened to and respected is the Dalai Lama. Learn how his wisdom can improve your massage practice – and your life.

Acute Injury Management for Massage Therapists

May 27th, 2011

To correctly manage an acute injury, it is crucial for therapists to know what to do and when to do it. Besides the standard recommendations for care, there is a modality that massage therapists can use to safely help clients within the first few days of a traumatic injury.

Bodywork Benefits Pelvic Organ Prolapse

May 26th, 2011

A pelvic organ prolapse is far more common than most people realize, and find out how it can be helped by a specific bodywork modality.

Massage Benefits the Unborn

May 4th, 2011

Much has been written about the benefits of massage for the pregnant woman and how it relieves discomfort, eases pain and reduces stress. But did you know that when you massage a pregnant woman you are also giving her unborn child some great advantages as well? Learn how massage therapy affects life in the womb.

Which of Your Clients Might Benefit from Vitamin B?

May 3rd, 2011

Find out why Vitamin B should be considered for several nervous system conditions that massage therapists frequently work with.

Lockjaw – A Guide for Bodyworkers

April 29th, 2011

As long as they can rule out dangerous scenarios, discover why bodyworkers have a variety of options to help clients dealing with lockjaw.

Using Makko-Ho Stretches to Balance Energy

April 7th, 2011

Stretching is a good way to get your body ready for the day as well as winding down for the night. By taking five minutes in the morning and evening to perform these simple Makko-Ho exercises, you can help to bring your body into balance and improve your health.

Putting Ayurvedic Theory Into Practice

March 29th, 2011

The golden age of Ayurveda was from about 800 BC to 1000 AD but, as time passed and Western civilization began to impose its modern, scientific medicine on the East, it began a decline in popularity. Ayurveda is currently seeing a renewed acceptance by those who want to take a more natural approach to health and well-being. It is officially recognized as a legitimate form of medicine in India alongside allopathic medicine, homeopathy, naturopathy and other forms of healthcare. Learn today how Ayurveda can be incorporated into your massage practice.

Extreme Cold Pathologies: Treatable by Massage?

March 7th, 2011

If you live, work or play in the coldest regions of the country, there may be times when you come into contact with cold-weather injuries. Knowing about these injuries can help prevent further damage to life and limb.