"If you rule out the pressure being too much and there not being tissue damage from DT, then your question is still out on the table isn't it. Soreness that is experienced afterwards that is not because of tissue damage I've seen occurs for…"
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Wilson Jordan replied to Alyson Schlobohm's discussion Why are some clients sore after a Deep Tissue Massage and others are not?Wilson Jordan joined David Beard's group
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Wilson Jordan left a comment for Stephen Jeffrey"Hi Stephen; thanks for the note. I really look forward to sharing and learning about a bunch of stuff."
Wilson Jordan left a comment for Daniel Cohen"Dan thanks for the invite...look forward to getting to know ya...Glad to see you are right down the road
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Stephen Jeffrey left a comment for Wilson Jordan"Hi Wilson, your posts are very interesting, thanks for taking the time to detail your background and methodology. :)"
Wilson Jordan replied to Therese Schwartz's discussion Odd muscle pain"The lymph is on a hydraulic system that is constantly stimulated by walking and movement. It cycles very very slowly. So, movement is generally slow at all times. Even after running a few miles that won't speed it up much. It is also a garbage…"
Wilson Jordan left a comment for Boris Prilutsky"okay thanks; and are you in Cali. also i'm in the process of answering your other question"
Boris Prilutsky left a comment for Wilson Jordan"Hi Jordon.
I do not billing insurance,and therefore cannot give you an advice. In any case wishing you success in California.
Best wishes.
Boris"
Wilson Jordan left a comment for Boris Prilutsky"Boris;
I'm wanting to know what I can expect in California with billing to insurance companies. What makes it flow the smoothest. I've been in the field for 20 years but mostly in WA where all insurance billing was simple and easy. What…"
Wilson Jordan commented on Taylor Swaty CMT's group California Massage Therapists"I'm returning to the profession after being away for quite a few years and doing a lot of things differently than I did before. I have a question for those of you in Cali. What is the best way to secure insurance payment with billing. I ask…"
Wilson Jordan replied to Therese Schwartz's discussion Odd muscle pain"Therese Schwartz
I'm suggesting stimulating the lymph versus draining. Adhesion and fascia that sticks together lacks lubricant. The right lymph panel is pretty big...palpation spots...on the right side...middle finger of left hand between the…"
Z. Faith Darby left a comment for Wilson Jordan"Hi Wilson, nice to meet you. I'm glad that you are backing in the healing groove :-)."
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Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 9:40am on November 17, 2011,
Daniel Cohen said… Welcome to the neighborhood
- At 1:59am on November 17, 2011, Stephen Jeffrey said…
Hi Wilson, your posts are very interesting, thanks for taking the time to detail your background and methodology. :)
- At 9:32pm on November 16, 2011, Boris Prilutsky said…
Hi Jordon.
I do not billing insurance,and therefore cannot give you an advice. In any case wishing you success in California.
Best wishes.
Boris
- At 9:25am on November 16, 2011, Z. Faith Darby said…
Hi Wilson, nice to meet you. I'm glad that you are backing in the healing groove :-).
- At 6:09pm on November 15, 2011, Wilson Jordan said…
Welcome to my page.
I may have put myself up here a bit prematurely but I feel confident that all will work out just fine. I am only now submitting my paperwork for a license in the state of CA. I held a license in WA from 88 to 2003, off and on. Off and on because I've added other skills to what I previously knew. All toll I've been around Bodywork since 87-88.
Now I'm much older and am returning above board and on the grid versus being out of site and off of the grid. Having procured a masters in Ed. with numerous years of teaching and facilitating soft skill learning in the corporate environment I have increased my competencies as a Bodywork-er, and now, I am thoroughly able to explain and share what my hands and eyes are doing, as well as what the body I'm working is doing in numerous areas at one time, in a coordinated fashion.
I realize what I bring now I could have only imagined years ago. Much has been learned about how to hold and be the gift I am. Years ago, Kinesiology was my favorite subject to teach. Because I taught theory and hands on at the same time. Fun, fun, fun is the best way I can describe it. Then I met a healer who changed how I viewed the body and later how I would expand my view of the body.
The body of the patient is interested in results. Doesn't matter really how long it takes as long as the results show up. By results, I mean something noticeable and long lasting. Clients are paying for results and knowing how to support the body to receive what it wasn't willing to give itself is an art because if it is not presented in just the right way the body may opt out of receiving it.
This and much more I learned years ago and am now only remembering as I awaken my hands which have been asleep for the past three years. I say hello to everyone.
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