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Oakworks PT400M table
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Do any of you have experience with Oakworks' PT400M table? PT is for physical therapy; I'm wondering if it works for a massage situation. It is interesting looking but I wanted some feedback.BTW,…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Therese Schwartz Sep 17, 2013.
Pulmonary embolism
Does anyone know any contra-indications or have suggestions about working with someone who has recently had a pulmonary embolism? She's out of the hospital (as of early last week) and I'll be…Continue
Started Aug 12, 2013
Hiatal hernia
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Hey folks! I've spent all week trying to remember what I was supposed to ask you about and I finally did! One day ahead of my client being here...I'm hoping you have time to help! One of my…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Therese Schwartz Mar 20, 2014.
New pattern of headaches after massage
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I have read the discussion here: …Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Therese Schwartz Jul 3, 2012.
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- What is your website?
- www.takethetime.us
- In what year did you enter the profession?
- 2008
- Which modalities do you practice?
- Deep Tissue Massage, Craniosacral Therapy, Myofascial Release, Chair Massage, Therapeutic Massage, Energy Work
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Glad to have you as an mp.com friend! :-)
Oh, that's Okay, Therese! I get busy, too. I enjoy reading your comments, take care! :)
Hi Therese! Thanks again for your input, I was happy to be able to feature your comments in the latest Tell Me column.
Massage & Bodywork magazine goes out to about 84,000 readers--you can make your grandma proud! :-)
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Abram at ABMP
Thanks Therese, will deffinately look into this as both courses are near to me.
We've been friends a while, now its official :)
Thank you Therese. The same to you and yours.
Therese what scientific proof do you refer to for CST? If it is so why do evidence based therapists attack it with science? I just saw some recent studies attacking CST. Evidence based Therapists recently jumped on an article concerning a baby's death by a "supposed" CST practitioner. Do you know anything of it?
Hi Therese.
It makes two of us. I also don't know how to properly use social media sites. I consider you a friend with out you pressing button, or myself will press except friendship. It is okay.I am glad to be helpful, and hoping in future you will continue to like my materials.will try hard.
Best wishes.
Boris
Til Luca is brill, I am doing training with Art Riggs next saturday!
Glad to hear you are making progress with your client but it sounds like your knee could do with a session or two of this technique:) give your swaps partner a session then get him/her to do the same for you, its the fastest way to learn and fix your knee at same time.
I replied here re scar tissue technique = it makes breaking the bonds (no matter how old) of scar tissue alot easier and pain free:) http://www.massageprofessionals.com/profiles/blogs/scar-tissue
Hi Therese, yes we all had a great day here when William and Catherine were wed, but I think the rest of the world seams to have a even greater interest than we do.:)
Knee update, = I have slowley introduced routine as standard part of treatment due to cotinuined excellent feedback. Improved results for all hip and back pain clients but most of all cosmetically, in that female clients with constant anterior knee swelling (liquid) (1 treatment) and swelling (fibrosed, long standing) (3/4 treatments) is offering permananent solutions/eradication and therefore phycological benifits of confidence/clothing choices.
Who's DVDs are you referring too? I am doing a spinal mechanics course with Art Rggs v soon:)
Stecco's fascial manipulation does not make for light/easy reading (I have at times struggled greatly with its content) as it details a 30 yr quest to unravel/explain the fascia's sensory role in movement coordination. To begin to understand the theory of this book was an exciting unravelling of a masterpeice.
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