Search
Search results
-
Why Does Touch Feel Good?
... This article first appeared in the March/April 2013 issue of Massage & Bodywork. Humans and other animals use touch to ... humans and other organisms perceive such sensations.2 For the past 100 years, researchers have attempted to differentiate between ...
-
Delivering Care for Delivery Workers
... first appeared in the November/December 2012 issue of Massage & Bodywork Delivery workers have one of the highest ... of this occupation put these workers at significant risk for a host of musculoskeletal complaints, including injuries to the shoulders, ...
-
The Body in Motion
... and walk. This type of bodywork is especially beneficial for people suffering from chronic or recurring difficulties, but also for ... — and recall. During tablework, the client lays on a massage table in a warm room wearing either loose-fitting clothes or underwear. ...
-
A Life of Music
By Karrie Osborn Originally published in Massage & Bodywork magazine, March/April 2009. You may not ... ( How the West Was Lost ) and films ( 10 Questions for the Dalai Lama ), composed for Broadway ( The Seagull ), and ...
-
Handle with Care
... By Shirley Vanderbilt Originally published in Massage & Bodywork magazine, February/March 2007. Massage ... a question. Allen is director of the Children’s Program for The Heart Touch Project in Los Angeles, California, a nonprofit group ...
-
Redesigning Movement
... Bielawski and Jerry Weinert Originally published in Massage & Bodywork magazine, February/March 2000. The last ... which active-isolated stretches would be most suitable for each condition, we will describe defining characteristics and factors that ...
-
Brain Gym
By Karrie Osborn Originally published in Massage & Bodywork magazine, August/September 2005. ... — Paul E. Dennison, creator of Brain Gym For three decades, educators, therapists, and movement facilitators have been ...
-
Bodywork as Meditation
... By Raymond J. Bishop, Jr. Originally published in Massage & Bodywork magazine, August/September 2005. Bodywork ... which we move toward higher levels of consciousness will, for most, require a shift in paradigm of a fairly high order. This perceptual ...