Thai massage and bodywork career guide
Rooted in Ayurvedic medicine, Thai bodywork, also called Thai massage or Thai yoga massage, combines stretching and body movements to loosen muscles, release tension and eliminate disease.
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Rooted in Ayurvedic medicine, Thai bodywork, also called Thai massage or Thai yoga massage, combines stretching and body movements to loosen muscles, release tension and eliminate disease.
Read moreReflexology, acupuncture, acupressure and massage therapy are four modalities that bear some similarities to one another.
Read moreReiki is a Japanese healing art that focuses on harnessing the body’s energy through the use of the healer’s hands to promote healing.
Read moreA polarity therapist brings balance to the whole system by improving the flow of energy in a person’s body,
Read moreThis massage technique is used to reduce tension and break up scar tissue, more similar to physical therapy than a relaxing spa treatment.
Read moreFascia stretching is a massage therapy specialty that can increase a patient’s range of motion with very little or no pain.
Read moreMassage therapists specializing in cupping can bring comfort and healing to their patients.
Read moreMany studies have indicated that massage in a palliative care setting can help reduce anxiety, pain, and depression.
Read moreNeuromuscular therapy integrates massage techniques, flexibility stretching and home care practices to eliminate the causes of pain.
Read moreMyofascial release enhances the body’s healing capabilities through stretching of the connective tissue that surrounds muscles and organs.
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