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  1. Massage and the Cancer Patient

    ... most attorneys, Jo Anne Adlerstein is a fiend for the kind of research that can make or break a case. So when she was diagnosed with ... Therapy in Colorado. “There is such a variety in the levels of massage therapy training in the country that we’re a long way off ...

  2. Sports Massage & Recovery Time

    ... that lactic acid can and should be flushed from the muscles of athletes after intense activity. This truism has been passed on to clients ... in Michigan, Anderson explained the facts. Lactic acid levels will return to homeostasis quickly post-exercise without any ...

  3. Oncology: Bodywork for Cancer Patients

    ... except to say, “It restored my confidence in the goodness of humankind.” This is by no means a unique story. I have heard ... They may be unaware of how their body feels, including pain levels or areas of holding and therefore unable to give the massage therapist ...

  4. Special Needs Children

    ... a challenge to treat. While these children may bring a host of issues to your treatment room—loss of movement control, speech ... interventions deepens the repatterning process on multiple levels, from bone to neurology. When protocols are reiterated daily, the body ...

  5. Touching the Unborn

    ... begins to develop within the womb, he feels the effects of her life decisions. Live a stressful life, and the unborn child is sure to ... down.” She even encourages new parents to seek out minimal levels of reiki training so they can administer the energy work more readily to ...

  6. Hands of Medicine

    ... In one exam room, Susan, a 43-year-old artist and mother of two, receives the diagnosis she did not want to hear – malignant breast ... are receiving chemotherapy and radiation struggle with high levels of toxicity in their bodies. With these patients it is essential to ...