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Masseuse – Masseur – Massage Therapist – What’s in a name?

August 5, 2012 By Julie Onofrio

Masseuse/Masseur is the French translation of a person who practices massage and physiotherapy professionally( masseuse is the female, masseur the male).  The terms come from the French word masser. I found this information on the origins of the word on a forum discussion of word origins: The official dictionary of the French language says the […]

Filed Under: Blog, Massage and Human Trafficking, Massage Politics

Defining Massage Therapy and Bodywork. The thorn in our professional side.

August 7, 2010 By Julie Onofrio

Defining massage therapy is a big challenge for the massage profession.   Each state already defines it for themselves.  I started a list of these definitions of massage a long time ago and I am sure some have now changed and new ones were added by states who just initiated massage licensing. There is also a […]

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To the Massage Researchers

May 17, 2010 By Julie Onofrio

One of the problems I see from attending the research conference (2010 Seattle) and thinking about research is that there seems to be more than just a vocabulary problem in understanding research and using it to create evidence based practices and to use research to get and keep clients. Whitney Lowe touched on it in […]

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