Fibromyalgia
This group is dedicated to formulating a good knowledge base from which MT's can obtain a high level of understanding of the condition and how best to treat the fibromyalgia client seeking their help. See More
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Myofascial Release
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kelly lettner replied to Kim Galliher's discussion New and sore"all great suggestions! as a "newbie" myself I'd also suggest looking at the height of your table.
take care of yourself!
much laughter,
k"
kelly lettner joined Ariana Vincent, LMT, MTI, NCTMB's group
Neuroscience and Massage
The purpose of this group is to network and share information regarding neuroscience and massage therapy.See More
Marlene Bruce left a comment for kelly lettner"Hi Kelly, I got a message from you regarding an elderly client with a knee scar tissue problem that supposedly was posted on the Orthopedic Massage group, but I can't find it anywhere so I'm leaving a comment here. I would suggest using…"
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Orthopedic Massage
MTs interested in practicing, learning Orthopedic Massage, students of Whitney Lowe, James Waslaski, and Tom Hendrickson, Ben Benjamin, and any other instructors of Orthopedic Massage Therapy.See More
kelly lettner left a comment for Ronald Villegas"Ronald...Good Afternoon,
Thanks for the invite/intro, I look forward to learning, sharing and growing from your experience as well as others!
much laughter...k"
Profile Information
- Which modalities do you practice?
- Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Therapeutic Massage, Trigger Point Therapy, Lymph Drainage, Medical Massage
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- At 9:03am on July 22, 2011, Marlene Bruce said…
- Hi Kelly, I got a message from you regarding an elderly client with a knee scar tissue problem that supposedly was posted on the Orthopedic Massage group, but I can't find it anywhere so I'm leaving a comment here. I would suggest using Myofascial Release if it was part of your training. I would also encourage you to review the information in this article (a downloadable PDF) which I've found invaluable in treating scar tissue adhesions and restrictions: Clinical Importance of Active Scars: Abnormal Scars as a Cause of Myofascial Pain. The article is located on the Research page of EugenePT.com. Best of luck!
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