technique

We can help clients understand that pain indicates protection rather than damage.

By analyzing movement, you can determine where to focus your myofascial release on the held or fascially adhered areas or your proprioceptive awareness/training work on the weak or “forgotten” areas.

Embrace the repetition that’s at the heart of bodywork; then, reinvent each session depending on your client’s needs.

Like it or not, friction is necessary to help connective tissue move, which can help muscles breathe a little easier.

Massage and soft-tissue therapy play particularly beneficial roles in treating radial tunnel syndrome (RTS). It is essential to address the entire arm comprehensively, so massage treatment should focus on the upper extremity and cervical regions.

By integrating movement into our therapy toolbox, we can help clients embrace the full potential of their evolutionary design.

While we in the profession often refer to the therapist-client relationship, we need to remember that the connection is primarily human to human.

When essential oils are combined properly and diluted in a massage lubricant, they can expand the effects of massage.

PowerFace is a protocol designed to add meaningful work to the face during massage sessions.

Scarring can hide the depth of an injury. Start with assessment to better understand that depth.

Identifying the variations of scapular dyskinesis can lead to the right treatment for shoulder impairment or pain.