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Barefoot Massage Techniques | Walking Massages
Barefoot Massage is a massage treatment that’s performed with the feet only, that is, the hands, arms and knees are not used to apply the actual [ ... ]
Acu-Yoga Therapy | Integrating TCM and Ayurveda Techniques
Developed by Michael Reed Gach in the 1970s, Acu-Yoga is a therapeutic mixture of Chinese Acupressure and Indian Ayurvedic Yoga. It can be applied by [ ... ]
Chants, Mantras, and Visualizations in Massage Therapy
Notably in spiritually oriented massage sessions embedded in (indigenous) traditional medicine systems, the massage therapist (in these cases usually [ ... ]
African Digui Massage | Le Digui®
Digui Massage is a massage treatment modality that originated in Mali and the North of Côte d’Ivoire. It was Renée Amy Beke, a well-being coac [ ... ]
Hammam Massage | Turkish Bath
A Turkish Bath or Turkish Hammam Massage is typically a steam bath done in a public bath house, accompanied with a massage or other body treatment. Th [ ... ]
What is Bindegewebsmassage?
Bindegewebsmassage was developed in Germany by Elizabeth Dicke in 1929. Bindegewebe is German for Connective Tissue. As the name already implies, Bind [ ... ]
Connective Tissue Release Massage | What to Expect?
Connective tissue is found between other tissues in the body and is defined as tissue that supports, protects, and gives structure to those other tiss [ ... ]
What Is Myofascial Release Massage?
The fasciae (plural of a singular fascia) are bands of sheets of so-called connective tissue beneath the skin in a wavy, web-like pattern, mostly made [ ... ]
Bamboo Massage Therapy
The use of bamboo has a long history in China, Japan, Thailand, Indonesia, and other Asian countries, but also in Africa and in the Pacific region. Fo [ ... ]
African Rungu Massage
The Rungu Massage is a massage of African origin, which uses a smooth, polished wooden baton (the Rungu, also called Knobkerrie) to apply the treatmen [ ... ]
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