Do you know what’s in your massage medium (lotion/oil/cream)? This is the question I ask the students who attend my Aromatherapy therapy trainings.
I often hear comments from therapists who have concerns and would like healthier options for their clients and themselves.
Learn how to incorporate herbs into your massage sessions with Thai Herbal Poultice (compress) and earn Massage CE credits approved by NCBTMB.
These steamed herbal balls have an incredible ability to soften myofascial tension, alleviating muscle and joint pain and restoring an over-taxed nervous system.
Pain-intensity and functional-disability decreased significantly among people with chronic nonspecific low back pain after receiving Thai massage therapy
Let’s just start out by saying that the burnout rate for massage therapists is outrageous! We talk about self-care to our clients all the time. Yet, are we following our own advice? All too often therapists complain that clients are not self-care compliant. And because we aren’t the energizer bunnies 24/7, how do we …
Keeping the Feet healthy is a very important aspect of holistic medicine. Massaging the feet not only feels good but is good for your entire being. This centuries-old therapy involves applying pressure on each foot using a combination of the entire hand, fingers, knuckles, thumbs and tools. The Sen lines of the lower legs are …
Facial Gua Sha, a growing trend. Yet, Gua Sha is not new. It is an ancient healing practice that still lives today. Excerpt from my book (coming soon): “REVOLUTIONARY APPROACH TO MAINTAINING, STRENGTHENING, AND REPAIRING YOUR SKINI was first introduced to Gua Sha by acupuncture physicians that I worked with early in my career, around …
