Massage Therapy Concepts and Modalities | Page 13

Massage during Menstruation | Is it Good for You?
Women who are on their period can have a massage session. Moreover, there are certain benefits to having a massage during menstruation, notably for wo [ ... ]

Hawaiian Abdominal Massage | Opu Huli Goals and Benefits
Hawaiian Abdominal Massage is usually an integrated part of a full body Hawaiian Lomi Lomi Massage. Nevertheless, it’s also offered as a stand-a [ ... ]

Perineal Massage during Pregnancy and Childbirth | Benefits
Perineal Massage (also called Perineum Massage) is a versatile massage modality that can serve several purposes: during the pregnancy as a preparation [ ... ]

Baby Reflexology Massage | Concepts, Techniques, and Benefits
Reflexology, also called Reflexology Massage, Reflex Zone Therapy or Zone Therapy, works with certain points, zones or areas on or in our body, such a [ ... ]

Modern Massage Encyclopedia | An Introduction
We’ve written this post to give you some background information about our approach to our recently published book Modern Massage Encyclopedia. To st [ ... ]

Rosen Method Bodywork | Goals, Techniques, and Health Benefits
The Rosen Method Bodywork (aka Rosen Method) is a bodywork modality characterized by its gentle hands-on techniques that work with muscles and breath [ ... ]

Trigger Point Release Massage Explained
Trigger points are defined as small areas of the muscle, fasciae, or myofasciae (or of other types of connective tissue) in which there is a contractu [ ... ]

Femoral Massage to Promote Increased Fertility
Femoral Massage is a massage technique that puts sustained pressure on the femoral artery (located in the groin). It’s thought to stimulate bloo [ ... ]

Pulsing | Continuous Rocking and Rhythmic Movements
Pulsing is a type of bodywork that involves applying continuous rhythmic movements to the body and body parts. It’s also called rocking, dynamics, o [ ... ]

Rolfing Structural Integration | Health Benefits and Side Effects
Rolfing® Structural Integration, also known as just Rolfing, is a form of bodywork developed by the American biochemist Ida Rolf (1896 – 1979). Ida [ ... ]