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Investigating the Physiology of Massage

By admin On April 12, 2013 · Leave a Comment

In this month’s Massage Therapy Foundation Research Column, we are exploring how massage works on a physiological level. While massage has been shown to be effective in various settings – little is known about the mechanism of how massage produces its benefits.

It is commonly thought that at least [...]

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Research shows that Massage can reduce symptoms of depression

By admin On October 10, 2012 · Leave a Comment

The AMTA House of Delegates adopted this Position Statement during the 2012 National Convention in Raleigh, NC. Just one more reason to get regular massage!

http://www.amtamassage.org/approved_position_statements/Massage-Can-Reduce-Symptoms-of-Depression.html

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Massage Can Aid in Pain Relief: A wonderful example of why Research is Important to the Massage Therapy Profession

By admin On September 19, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Pain affects the life, quality of life, and work of the American public.2 In many people, pain medications can have unpleasant side effects.3 Considering the number of people reporting pain and its effects on quality of life, and with pain medications not necessarily being the best option, the American public has become interested in examining [...]

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A Special 1st Day Back from London Note to Family, Friends, Colleagues and Clients

By admin On August 16, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Dear Family, Friends, Colleagues and Clients,

While my time in London is over and I am back at home, (almost!) ready to get back to my “Real Life”, my London 2012 Adventure will live on for a long, long time. I will, once I catch my breath, post some reflections and fun stories about my [...]

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The Days Leading Up to the End of the Games

By admin On August 13, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Today (Sunday, August 12) is the Closing Ceremonies of the London 2012 Olympic Games. By all reports, the event, beginning at 9p UK time, will not disappoint. I have decided not to use my ticket to Victoria Park to view it with 50,000 others on a huge outdoor screen (which I did and had a [...]

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Being In the Right Place at the Right Time

By admin On August 11, 2012 · Leave a Comment

On the calendar hanging on the door in my flat, it is Thursday, Day 13 of the Games, Day 19 into my London 2012 Adventure and Day 6 until I head Back Across the Pond to home. If I were a player of the Lottery, those are the numbers that I would put on my [...]

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It’s Winding Down but It’s Not Over Yet!

By admin On August 9, 2012 · Leave a Comment

The Games are beginning to wind down and the Village is beginning to thin out and knowing that this was happening, I guess that I thought that the Clinic would be on the downside too. Well, not so much! If today was any indication, we will be busy until the last Athlete, coach and trainer [...]

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How Many Are Here?

By admin On August 8, 2012 · Leave a Comment

I am curious as to how many people are or have been in Stratford during the last four weeks. Well, I’ll take that one step further and wonder about the crowds in London as a whole. I imagine that when the Games are all said and done that LOCOG will have ticket sale numbers. Add [...]

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Day 10 is in the Record (and Memory) Books

By admin On August 7, 2012 · Leave a Comment

It was Day 10 in the Olympic Games Countdown today and I did 9 massage sessions. That’s a lot of massage and is this morning my body is very unhappy with me. But, I have 5 hours of “letting in” (staying home) before heading to the Clinic to do it all again.

Today is a [...]

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A Day To Look Back and To Look Forward

By admin On August 6, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Today I had the opportunity to sit outside in Victory Park, at the Town Center in Athlete’s Village, during a welcome but unusual break in the action at the Polyclinic. I am still in awe that I am here, literally watching the “World” go by. This park is one of several beautiful, green open spaces [...]

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