Massage Minute #45
Few teachers heal, less healers
teach. To do both well, is a Gift.
anonymous
Let your teacher be Love, itself
Rumi (1207-1273)
If the best way to teach is by
example,
then the only lesson worth learning is Love.
Tedy Narvaez 071227
Don’t forget to read along with my comments! Just place your
cursor on the
icon in the .pdf
files & click for my personal insights.
A great article by pain management pioneer, Erik
Dalton, that is both insightful and informative. Please be sure to
read my comments in this file to see some minor variances in our
approach at IT&B. I think that therapists & Fibro sufferers will
find some new information in this piece.
Stephanie Mines has graced us with her first of two
articles that focus on the integrative approach to healing that we
at IT&B are so partial to. The language may be slightly different,
but the lessons are the same. This is a highly recommended article,
especially for those therapists who have been in the field for more
than three years.
Art Riggs returns to the Massage Minute with the
final installment of his Deep Tissue series (See previous Massage
Minutes). This article is chock-full of ‘yummilicious’ techniques.
Don't forget to click on the 'bubble' dialogue symbol to read my
personal insights throughout the article.
Tracy Walton has written a concise article with
great depth and detail on Cancer and Contraindications. This piece
contains several great recommendations for therapists seeking to
work with this population; including books, (active) links to
websites and modalities.
It’s all in here. The results from a study on
massage and its affects on joint pain, increased grip strength &
anxiety/depression associated with Arthritis. Study after study
continue to astonish the medical community on the efficacy of manual
therapy with chronic pain. Let us all be thankful for this kind of
research and the gift of touch.
Tedy Narvaez
LMT, CNMT, CSMT, CReiki
407.595.8436
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