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Neuroscience and Massage

The purpose of this group is to network and share information regarding neuroscience and massage therapy.

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Damian Matthews

Principals for Massage and Bodywork

  When we ask the question "How does bodywork actually change the condition?" the answer  to me is not much. It is the response of the client that truly changes the condition, not the the therapist.…

Started by Damian Matthews May 18.

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Laurie Owen Comment by Laurie Owen on July 9, 2010 at 2:51pm
Any insights into where I can find research about Parkinson's and various types of bodywork? The specific question I'm asking is whether it's more effective to do bodywork during the "on" cycle or "off" cycle, but any research that's out there that you're aware of would be helpful. thank you.
Christopher A. Moyer Comment by Christopher A. Moyer on October 18, 2009 at 2:55pm
I'm interested in neuroscience and psychophysiology as they apply to massage therapy and massage therapy research. I have begun incorporating these into my own research during the last two years.
 

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Damian Matthews Ariana Vincent, LMT, MTI, NCTMB Luc Desroches chase courville Karen Randolph Susan Guynn Gabriele G. La Vone Jenny Richardson Carol Gott April Lynn Wigley, LMT Stephen Jeffrey Christopher A. Moyer Don Solomon Kim Goral Gordon Suzanne H Eller Mary Greenawalt Nancy L. Ring Gabriela Reichert Celia Bucci Rick Grande Karen Reifinger silvana marroche Rick Hayhurst Heather Moll Tana Hopper Julie Onofrio David Beard Debi Kinzler-Cavin Lianne Monhollen
 
 
 

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