Search

Search results

  1. Are Massage Tools Valid?

    ... ever replace the effectiveness and personal contact of human touch transmitted through the hands or other tools such as knuckles, fists, ... aids actually provide a more pleasing and effective touch by stabilizing compromised fingers and wrists and enabling therapists to work ...

  2. Pregnancy Massage

    ... these changes. You’ll find the therapist uses a lighter touch and concentrates on those areas most vulnerable to changes in your body. ... systems, thereby increasing immunity and removal of toxins; stabilizing hormonal levels; and adding tone and flexibility to muscles — all ...

  3. Posture, Perception, Breath

    ... the tactile, visual, auditory, and olfactory senses. We touch, see, hear, and smell our surroundings. The resulting sensations activate ... become so overwhelmed that the dynamic orienting and stabilizing process described earlier cannot occur. Instead, people’s bodies ...

  4. Balancing the Asymetric Body

    ... pain and why we have pain. Using the tools of observation, touch, pressure, movement and exercise, we seek not so much to heal our ... establishing horizontal planes in the shoulders or pelvis by stabilizing the pelvis allows the asymmetrical vertical planes to have a ...

  5. Natural Scent Therapy

    ... given off by our surroundings. Everything we do or do not touch has one, or multiple scents. The walls of our rooms, the trees at our ... aromatherapy. 4 Himalayan Song Centering, stabilizing, resolving, enlightening, deepening breath and strengthening chi. A ...