Nosebleeds 101

Nosebleeds, also known as epistaxis, occur quite frequently and for a variety of different reasons. Due to their unexpected nature, many people are unprepared to handle them when they happen. Massage therapists who understand why they occur will be better prepared to deal with a client who has an unexpected nosebleed in their office. As […]

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Lighting Up Your Massage Practice

Have you ever walked into a room and immediately felt uncomfortable for no reason? Many people argue that the way objects are placed throughout a room has an effect on how we feel, physically and emotionally, when in that particular space. This spatial arrangement called Feng Shui suggests that certain types of light can make […]

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The History Behind Massage Therapy

The power of touch is one of the most popular ideas to be conceptualized long ago. In fact many believe a person’s touch has the ability to heal. It is thought touch can relieve both pain and stress. This belief then evolved by the introduction of massage therapy. The word massage has a very interesting […]

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Should a Good Massage Cause Pain?

As the owner of a popular massage and wellness center I am asked many questions about what is “right or wrong” about massage, acupuncture and bodywork in general. Should I feel this way or that? What is such and such good for? And many other questions. The most frequently asked question is, “Does it or […]

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