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Foot Injuries and Massage Therapy

2017-08-23T23:56:33+00:00

  by Amanda Wolfe, student class of Nov 2017 Our feet are one of the most important parts of our body. Feet allow us to stand, reach higher, walk, run, and stay mobile throughout our busy daily lives. Foot health is important, but often overlooked or pushed off by many people. Healthy feet are taken for granted, and unhealthy or painful feet are often unaddressed or unrelieved. Massage can be the key to many different foot conditions. Let’s take a closer look into some of the most common, painful feet problems that are easily relieved by massage therapy if addressed [...]

Foot Injuries and Massage Therapy2017-08-23T23:56:33+00:00

Anatomy & Physiology of the Cell

2017-08-14T21:55:15+00:00

STRUCTURE AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE CELL Like all living things, the human body is made up of cells. Thanks to the cellular structure of the object, its growth, reproduction, restoration of damaged organs and tissues and other forms of activity. The shape and size of the cells are different and correspond to the function performed. In each cell, two main parts are distinguished: the cytoplasm and the nucleus, in the cytoplasm, in its turn, full-fledged organoids - the smallest cell structures that ensure its vital activity (mitochondria, ribosomes, cell center, etc.). In the nucleus, before the division of the [...]

Anatomy & Physiology of the Cell2017-08-14T21:55:15+00:00

Good Tips Massage Therapist

2017-06-24T15:19:27+00:00

Pay attention to how your client responds during a massage. If your customer tenses up, you are probably rubbing him or her in a way that is too intense. If your client seems to feel tickled, you might be going too light with your fingers. Paying attention can help you to find the right balance that will please your client. When you have a client that you are giving a massage to, ask whether or not they are comfortable. The last thing that you will want is someone who does not feel secure when you are giving a massage. Additionally, [...]

Good Tips Massage Therapist2017-06-24T15:19:27+00:00
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