A treatment plan is what elevates massage therapy from a service to a therapeutic profession. It is the tangible output of our clinical reasoning.
Ongoing research suggests the sciatic nerve's healthy functioning depends on its fascial connections.
Being thoughtful in your response to a client’s questions can be the impetus needed for more intentional treatment planning and design.
Context is powerful: Even light, mindful touch can significantly shift pain and proprioception, reminding us that how we work matters as much as what we do.
Changing muscle memory habits as they relate to mobility and movement can be hard. Luckily, you are there to help clients along so they aren’t forging a new path alone.
Golfer's elbow and tennis elbow are both musculoskeletal pathologies that are hallmarked by elbow pain, hence their names. Even though these conditions cause elbow pain, they are not conditions of the actual elbow joint.
Different avenues and various support helped one client battle the aftereffects of a stroke.
While tension-reducing techniques can help when issues arise from forward-head posture, addressing joint restrictions through manual therapy can prove more significant.
Massage practices generally fall into one of three types of business entities, and each type comes with differing tax savings and liabilities.
Learn some deep tissue massage techniques that might help treat a stiff neck.
Til Luchau demonstrates arm rotation tests for scoliosis in this excerpt from one of his educational training seminars.
Learn nerve gliding techniques that can be effective in reducing pain.
Erik Dalton, PhD, walks you through three hip pain provocation tests to correctly assess your clients with hip pain.
