All Blog Posts Tagged 'Massage' (85)

2 cups of milk

½ cup of Vodka

2 tbsp. Clear Honey

½ cup of corn oil

½ cup Sweet Almond Carrier Oil

1 cup of olive oil

2 eggs

3 drops of essential oil your choice

1 tbsp. mild soap flakes

Beat together the eggs, vegetable oils,  add the milk, vodka, soap flakes, and essential oil, still beating, Pour into bottles, cover, label and store in the refrigerator. Add about one tablespoon under the faycet when running the water…

• Do not take any oils internally without consultation from a qualified medical practitioner.
• Keep all essential oils out of a child’s reach.
• Do not apply undiluted to the skin; recommended dilution 1%- equaling 9 drops per 1 ounce of base.
• If you are pregnant, epileptic, have liver damage, cancer, or any other medical problem use oils only under the proper guidance of a qualified medical practitioner.
• Use extreme caution and consult a qualified…

Looking for carpal tunnel relief? Many people are. Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is one of the most common repetitive strain injuries. That means there are many people out their searching for a carpal tunnel syndrome cure. Let's look at some of the ways CTS is treated. Before making a decision about CTS treatment you need to understand your options.

When you first notice that you have symptoms that are similar to carpal tunnel syndrome you probably went to the doctor to get a…

Arthritic Hips and Knees

6 drops of French Lavender

4 drops Bergamot

4 drops Marjoram Wild Crafted

2 drops Black Pepper

25ml Apricot Carrier Oil

Gently massage into hips and knees twice daily.

Sciatica & Backaches

8 drops Bulgarian Lavender

6 drops Marjoram Wild Crafted

10 drops Roman Chamomile 10%

25ml Jojoba Carrier Oil

Massage the affected area twice…

I inadvertently insulted a massage school owner yesterday by making a FB post saying that I wasn’t impressed by a school that had only one teacher to teach the entire curriculum, and that I wouldn’t choose such a school, personally. To begin with, I wasn’t speaking of his school when I made the post, and I had no idea that he was teaching his entire program himself, as his website gives a different impression, listing four faculty members. A couple of his satisfied graduates weighed in with…

There were just too many good moments to talk about them all, so some of my personal highlights:

What a wonderful way to honor those who have contributed so much to our profession!  Join Jenny Ray along with Judy Calvert and Cliff Korn for this important ceremony.

Shanna

We hope that you will be able to come and participate in the amazing event this summer. I will be inducted into the Massage Therapy Hall of Fame and will also be the featured keynote speaker at the opening ceremonies. Here is a link to the site for more information 2011 World Massage Festival

Additionally, I will be teaching my Aston Sampler Class on July 16th & 17th. You would need to register for the…

Shana (Jenny's web mouse here) with some news:

Jenny is going to be offering an AWESOME class at this years World Message Festival, so if you are planning on attending, you should definetely sign up for Jenny's class (and if you're not attending, you should seriously consider it.  CEU's, lodging, food, and a chance to network with other great massage…

Introduction to Ayurvedic Massage and Bodywork hands ontraining 

Class Includes 24 CE Hours…

Well, here we are preparing for the Holidays. Whether you observe the Holidays or not the fact remains IT IS COLD OUTSIDE. I really enjoy this time of the year, the leaves change and fall, the snow falls and you feel a slight chill in the air, the only thing I'm not a fan of is the sloppy weather and reckless drivers or better yet the unskilled driver.



As we prepare for the season you notice that you have drier skin, your lips begin to chap, your muscles are tighter than…

Yesterday, I had shared on my FB a post from Ruth Werner, President of the Massage Therapy Foundation, entitled “Who Needs Research Literacy?“. I commented on that that all massage schools need to ramp it up and start including research literacy as part…

The typical college grad, after 4 years of school and often tens of thousands in student loan debt can expect to make $30,000 a year or less (if they can get a job at all now). An experienced 5+ year professional in demand can make $60,000 a year. Of course this varies from industry to industry, from city to city, but my point is this: Massage Therapists typically think in terms of hours, most other professions think in terms of a year when it comes to income. And when you start your career…

Hello Everyone,

My name is Theresa Junaid and I have owned my Massage business for 2 years. My hands are just about out of commission do to carpal tunnel. So, I am forced to sell. I wish I did not have to sell but I must. This is a beautiful location located in a tranguil medical complex.

About my business: it is approximately 875 sq. ft. and BEAUTIFUL. We have a large client waiting area very warm and serene, reception area, 2 treatment rooms, meditation room,…