Author: Julie Onofrio
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Massage Therapy- The Codependent Profession?
I know that is a little harsh calling the massage profession codepedendent. I really think it applies to any and all helping professions and am seeing now how many people have issues around co-dependency. I also hate the word codependency and wish there were another word for it but it pretty much does describe the…
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Massage for Stress
Massage and Bodywork Articles “Jangled” Adults Touch and the Stress Response System By Ruth Werner The Visible Effects of Stress Get a Grip on Anxiety and Ease a Troubled Face — and Mind By Barbara Hey Stress and Pain Age the Body and Brain News Note By Lara Evans Bracciante Turning the Tables on Stress News…
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How long will it take to start your massage business?
If you are just looking into massage school or are in the midst of schooling, one of the most common concerns is how long will it take you to start and run your own massage business? Many massage schools mistakenly will tell you that it will take many years – 4-5 at least. Be sure…
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Glossary of Massage Terms (H, I , J, K)
Hemarthrosis – Bleeding into a joint, usually from severe trauma Hemoglobin – The iron containing pigment that enables red blood cells to carry oxygen from the lungs to the tissues Hyperemia -An excess of blood in an area or part of the body Hyperesthesia – Unusual sensitivity to sensory stimulus, hyper irritability or increased muscular…
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Glossary of Massage Terms (E,F,G)
Eccentric Muscle Contraction– On overall lengthening of the muscles while it is contracting or resisting a work load. Electrolytes– Ionized salts in blood, tissue fluids and cells Empty Calories – Calories obtained from foods such as sugar and candy, which are virtually devoid of dietary essentials like amino acids or vitamins. End-feel– The quality of…